
The Dark Horse of Bench Planes
Vic Tesolin takes a detailed look at bevel-up bench planes in the shop. Often misunderstood and therefore frequently overlooked, bevel-up

Vic Tesolin takes a detailed look at bevel-up bench planes in the shop. Often misunderstood and therefore frequently overlooked, bevel-up

Edward Wild shares his technique for creating deceptively simple but perfectly stunning sunburst panels from plain veneers. The Burnett Table

We show details of the essential housing jig that you will need in your collection. You can use a router

Peter Benson looks at keeping tools sharp for carving figures. For this article on queries I received at the European

We turn to those routing difficulties that keep coming around again and again. We turn to those routing difficulties that keep

Why you need an axe block Carving spoons from green wood using hand tools is a great way to hone

Over the years, I have used or developed many tricks or shortcuts on my shop machines for quicker, more accurate

Anne Briggs Bohnett finds new life in her grandfather’s old Stanley planes with some elbow grease and a few Hock