Woodcarving – Page 14 – Woodworkers Institute

A revolutionary advancement The Gothic style started around 1150 in France with the cathedral of Saint-Denis in Paris. It spread

We look at a tree that is more universally useful than any other tree on the planet – the versatile

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

Plane maker Oliver Sparks explains how the use of soot helps to seat an iron and wedge. When it comes

We decided to go looking for interesting and more obscure facts and useful working information on trees. Where better to

Never heard of the ‘Gottshall Block Test’? It is an exercise for beginning woodworkers included in Making Antique Furniture Reproductions

Derek Jones meets Jim Broughton from Alexander George Antiques to see how the Golden Age of Furniture is being remembered.

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