Woodworking Crafts – Page 17 – Woodworkers Institute

Although the art of chequering has been around for many hundreds of years, it was first seen used in England in the

The author takes you from sharpening your knives to making your first triangular chip cut. I would like to take

Dave Western shows how to create some wintery Celtic decorations. With wood bins bursting with all sorts of off-cuts that will

Andrew Thomas demonstrates how to carve a shallow maple leaf dish. This project is aimed at the beginner-level woodcarver, and

Steve Bisco carves a stylised piece, inspired by the Arts & Crafts movement The thistle is one of the most easily

John Swinkels and Bernie Leadbeatter make wooden train whistles on a lathe. Bernie brought some wooden train whistles to the

Gary Marshall takes a look at the lime tree, whose history lies back in ancient times. Think of a lime

Johan Roudy shows two different ways to carve a Louis XVI Rosette. To illustrate Louis XVI style, I propose to