So Many Chisel Choices
…be catering to more tools than I really care to. That translates into tool maintenance too. Time and space are at a premium around the workbench so I choose the…
…be catering to more tools than I really care to. That translates into tool maintenance too. Time and space are at a premium around the workbench so I choose the…
…using two finishes and some techniques on finishing for our upcoming woodworking masterclasses online broadcast. When we made the workbench stools (that are the same as bar stools but ultra…
…roll in the breeze from an open door until they rest, piled beneath my workbench. Why cherry does this to me I don’t know but this wood is like no…
…its working properties. It is indeed very different to say more general Acrylic-type paints in a very positive way. I painted my pine workbench stool with a base coat of…
…workbench stool. The day passes quickly and I see his new chisel box emerge from the five pieces of junk he bought. My saws become the centre of a video…
…thicknesses and much more. Time to dig much deeper I think. The proof is at the workbench where I discovered the wood ‘climb’ and not only in the lab, but…
The basic question is when do you clean up and tidy the workbench, sharpen your tools and keep order? Is is at different times in the day, at the beginning…
Below here are pictures of the cupboards, shelves, chests, tills and drawers surrounding and in my workbench. This would be a general view as I work. Coffee mug, stevia sweetener,…
Today begins the new Shaker Deacon’s workbench series that deploys hand tools to the whole of the project and no lathe or machines at all. Getting people off the conveyor…
…working strategy to keep the irons from being damaged and most school benches were the flattop type with no wells, otherwise most craftsman-made workbenches were benches with wells running along…
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