The world needs more makers of new wooden handplanes, especially moulding planes. Vintage moulding planes can, in my experience, be testy. The narrow stocks can be twisted or bowed, the irons can [...]
It is estimated that nearly 80 percent of all woodworking requires some type of sawing. The power, accuracy and control of the table saw has made the process of sawing wood a lot more productive [...]
Most woodworkers know that sharpening their tools is important, but they may not know why. Working faster, safer and with better results are all good reasons.
I have some bad news. Yesterday at the Showcase put on by the Northeastern Woodworkers Association, I fell in with the wrong sort of people , again. I was browsing the booths on the show floor [...]
All the rails being cut, now let’s fine tune them. I fine tune each tenon with this small shopmade tool that I call Poor Man Shoulder Plane. To learn more about this [...]
PALLET WOOD RADIATOR COVER.MACHINED, SANDED, CUT TO SIZE .,SPINDLE MOULDED EDGES,ASSEMBLED. GRILL, RIPPED DOWN 3/8 square PALLET WOOD AND GLUED AND PINNED TO MAKE GRILL..AS AGAIN [...]
AS I MAKE USE OF EVERYTHING? WILL BE MAKING USE OF A FYLMO MOWER MOTOR AND CASING TO MAKE A SANDING DISC. AS I HAVE OVER 29 X 12 INCH DIAMETER HEAVY DUTY SANDING DISC. I WILL MAKE A [...]
AS THEY SAY SEEK AND YOU SHALL FIND. SAW THESES AND MADE A OFFER OF £20 – $33 IN US DOLLARS? THE COMPANY HAD THESE OUTSIDE FOR NEARLY 7 MONTHS HAD MY EYE ON THEM.SO I MADE [...]
We don’t often post on the Popular Woodworking Magazine blog about other blogs and sites, but our friend Al Navas, of Sandal Woods has some added some interesting new features to his [...]
After making the groove on the first rail I think about adding a featherboard to keep workpieces against the rip fence to obtain consistency on the grooves and the shoulders. Here [...]
This week I’m working with Marc Adams on a series of articles for Popular Woodworking Magazine on veneer. Marc did all the work , I’m just editing and helping with the photos. I hope [...]