You Don’t Need Much . . .
…book, Essential Woodworking Hand Tools, is the same. We invested ourselves in it––crafted what we wanted into the pages in the same way we craft our woodworking projects to the…
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Making a Few Tools
…such. Though our Western methods of woodworking are threatened for no good reason by Asian woodworking methods, hand planes are used equally on pull and push strokes and so too…
Identifying the Need—You Answer the Questions
…through the years. Identifying the type of woodworking you want I suppose I’m a general allrounder when it comes to woodworking. That means that I would understand building a timberframed…
Why Changes Happen
…garage and our survey to determine what most woodworkers used for woodworking. One key essential was my book, Essential Woodworking Hand Tools, which was a great hit with woodworkers. Our…
Other Websites
…that make it accessible for many, but not all. For beginners, we recommend our sister site, Common Woodworking. Common Woodworking Feeling like the beginner woodworkers needed more guidance and specific…
You Are Special…
…pivotal to their love of woodworking as much as to their personal growth and wellbeing. My meeting woodworkers everywhere I go proves to me that real woodworking is alive and…
Real Woodworking Campaign #3
…world of Un-woodworking. Unfortunately unwoodworking is what most so called woodworkers actually do and call woodworking, but is primarily machining wood rather than actually working it. This is a bit…
Let Working Wood be Real Woodworking
…real. Working with real wood and real woodworking tools is true power-tool woodworking at its best and that without battery driven or electric power. They really work, work well and…
Question on Metal Versus Wooden planes
…Fine Woodworking and Popular Woodworking (and the former Woodworking before its sad demise) definitively tried to present greater balance by including more articles on hand methods of woodworking without removing…
Thank YOU world!
I once lived more permanently in the USA and started teaching woodworking and furniture making on a local level in small town outside of San Antonio, Texas. It started with…