Downstairs Handcraft: learning

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Hmm - Knots

A real downside to using the cheap SPF construction material for this project is the simple fact that the wood is low grade. In addition...

After a long hiatus, I came back to this project, picking right up to clean the tenons and then cutting the double-shoulder tenons for ...

The design has an interesting use of single-shouldered tenons set in opposing directions. Normally, single-shouldered tenons are less sta...

Image is property of the Woodwright School The August 2016 edition of Popular Woodworking has an article by Roy Underhill , on buil...

So, dried coffee grains in hand, 2-part epoxy at the ready, time to give this a whirl. It really makes quite a mess, but I guess the ide...

The Fine Woodworking Winter 2013-14 tools and shop issue (#237) had a short article about turning a carver's mallet. While I don'...

Last of the ten practice spindles, so thirty coves of wildly varying quality cut. At first glance, I would say something has shifted, comin...

Really focusing in on riding the bevel and then starting the cut with a sideways adjustment rather than deepening the tip, and I almost imm...