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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
What you will need • 38mm twist bit or adjustable bit• Bow saw• Compass or dividers• Marking gauge• Cutting gauge•
Jason Townsend talks us through making a useful sanding bow. Sanding is a job that no one really likes, and
Yannick Chastang investigates 18th-century finishing techniques. Introduction The following two-part series examines the details of furniture finishes that were typically
In this article we will be looking at the polissoir. These were commonly used tools for applying finishes to furniture
John Swinkels and Bernie Leadbeatter make wooden train whistles on a lathe. Bernie brought some wooden train whistles to the