An ideal joint for shelves and bookcases, a housing joint adds structural strength to your framework. The joint is formed by cutting a trench acros...
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Dating back thousands of years, the mortice and tenon joint is one of the oldest ways to join two pieces of wood. It comprises a mortice hole and t...
Decent lighting is one of the fundamentals in any workshop, regardless of what goes on in it, as without sufficient illumination, nothing much of a...
To the best of my knowledge, only the Sheffield firm of Robert Sorby produces the traditional boxwood handled London pattern octagonal handles for ...
In the last AxBlog - Using Burr Veneer - there was a rather unimpressive pic of the excellent Veritas Shooting Sander being used on a new shooting ...
Big doors are heavy, cantankerous things and are awkward to work on. Balancing one on it’s edge to fit say, a lock, can be a little bit fraught, as...
