
Avoiding Common Disasters in Carving
Peter Benson suggests ways of dodging unpredictable problems in your work. No matter how careful you may be in your
Peter Benson suggests ways of dodging unpredictable problems in your work. No matter how careful you may be in your
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Gary Marshall takes a look at the lime tree, whose history lies back in ancient times. Think of a lime
Jason Townsend looks at knife skills in the context of working in-the-round. Knife carving is on the increase as far as
With more than a nod towards mid-century modern style, Charles Mak finds a simple way to incorporate sloped mortise and tenons
Even in the modern world – with every conceivable tool with a plug on it, some things still have to
Having you recently got into woodcarving, or are considering doing so? Read on to learn how to avoid common problems
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