A halving joint is a useful woodworking joint best suited to frameworks. This joint joins two pieces of timber by cutting the full width of each pa...
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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...
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...
Making a garden planter is an excellent and thrifty way to update your outdoor space. Neat and decorative alternatives to flower beds, garden plant...
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 ...
In the last AxBlog of this current series I’m going to have a look at burr veneer and one way of successfully joining the stuff. Burrs are those un...
