
Stack Marking
Robert Paul Gurney explains how to use ordinary tools to get extraordinarily accurate layouts. The key to accurate marking and
Robert Paul Gurney explains how to use ordinary tools to get extraordinarily accurate layouts. The key to accurate marking and
An ‘open and shut’ installation job that definitely needed closure. The space in question was a small Victorian cottage bedroom
Firstly, welcome to the new Woodworkers Institute! It is still the same great resource of all thing’s woodwork, but we’ve
Dave Western creates from scrapwood a killer whale that is based heavily on a dramatic form of stylisation common to Celtic
Ian Woodford shares some ideas for designing and making a nutcracker. Since the early days, when Stone Age man cracked
John Lloyd looks at a 15th-century technique that revolutionised furniture making. No, this has nothing to do with secret handshakes
Michael T Collins makes a beautiful rustic-looking coffee table. I have long been a proponent of recycling wood and when a
Paul Purnell makes a lyre-shaped thumstick. Following on from last month’s article on joining a shank to a head, a