
Mortise & tenon joints
Peter Wood guides us through the techniques for Windsor chairs, paying special attention to getting the joints as tight as

Peter Wood guides us through the techniques for Windsor chairs, paying special attention to getting the joints as tight as

Nic Westermann looks at the methods available to sharpen these tools effectively I should start by explaining what a sloyd knife

Matt Estlea completes the final joints on his practice frame I previously explained how to cut two variations of a

Mark Baker explores creating that elusive perfect cut The perfect cut is something every turner strives for but few ever

Ramon Valdez builds a custom adjustable fence The router is undoubtedly one of the most versatile tools in any wood

Matt Estlea continues his practice frame series by cutting the lap joints In a previous article I showed you how

Let’s face it, these are a fact of life; it doesn’t always go well. Still it’s only wood, so there

Murray Taylor looks at the Ambrosia, Versal and Asian fonts, a method of carving handwriting and some interesting finds from