Stumpy Nubs
Published 6 Feb 2021We identify the times when a band saw is the better choice for rip cuts, and how to get the best results with it.
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Paul Sellers
Published 5 Feb 2021Tricks of the trade were at once, hidden from others, even within the trade itself. Paul is passing on many of those tricks as he can to ensure they get used by those that matter the most; those who love woodworking as much as he does can keep these tricks alive.
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Rex Krueger
Published 5 May 2021I tested three planes for year. Is one of them right for your shop and budget?
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Paul Sellers
Published 22 Jan 2021Thinking of buying a block plane? Watch this first!
I have owned a block plane for all of my woodworking years, that’s 56 years to date, but I have to say that this plane is a plane I might pull out from the shelf once or twice a month. The thing to remember is that most of the time it will not do what you think it should do and it has very little value as a first plane.
Add it if you think you might have a need of it but don’t buy it because you think it’s cute. It’s probably the last in the list of planes I would buy.
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Paul Sellers
Published 8 Jan 2021Having struggles cutting square with a hand saw?
Paul has put this video together to show exactly how he does it to get perfectly square end cuts across the grain that are always square in both directions.
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Rex Krueger
Published 14 Apr 2021How many clamps does it take to hold your woodwork? Turns out … not many.
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Rex Krueger
Published 7 Apr 2021This nearly forgotten layout tool is a powerful addition to your hand tool shop.
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Paul Sellers
Published 22 Dec 2020Paul is back again bringing you another 10 Quick Woodworking Tips!
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Let us know your favourite tip in the comments!
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Uri Tuchman
Published 12 Jul 2019Preserved lemon recipe:
For the lemons:
– 6 lemons
– 300 gram salt
Cutting board:
– 40x25x1.5 cm cherry wood
Knife:
– 20x5x0.2 cm O1 steel
– 10x3x2 cm Maple wood
– 4x3x2 cm walnut wood
Airtight container:
– 14x14x1.5 cm cherry wood x2
– 10x14x1.5 cm cherry wood x4
– brass screw rod x8
– brass thumb nut x8
Serving board
– 20x6x1.5 cm beech wood
– 6x1x0.5 cm walnut
Fork:
– 6x1x0.2 cm brass plate
– 1cm brass tube
– 10 wooden handle from some nice burlMix everything in a bowl and you’re golden!
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Acid Trumpet
Kevin MacLeod
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Rex Krueger
Published 24 Mar 2021Avoid these common mistakes and make your first workbench last for years.
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Rex Krueger
Published 17 Mar 2021This beautiful Shaker end table is easier than you think. Hand tool details and easy finishing.
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Paul Sellers
Published 11 Dec 2020If you have never used a shooting board for squaring up the ends of wood and finalising rough-cut mitres, you are in for a treat.
Nothing works so beautifully for perfecting such cuts, and the pure bliss of slicing off those onion skins to seat the two faces perfectly is second to none. It’s self-explanatory to make one of these, but showing it in use demystifies how they work and why they work so very well. You must make one for yourself. It’s another lifetime piece of equipment for the cost of wood scraps and an hour of your time!
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Rex Krueger
Published 10 Mar 2021Building a beautiful table with hand-tools is simpler than you think.
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Stumpy Nubs
Published 5 Dec 2020It’s cheap, fast and easy to build, and it works flawlessly!
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Paul Sellers
Published 27 Nov 2020Dividing for dovetails using an angled line makes it easier to layout for equally sized dovetails but the standard method used leaves half pins on the outside edges. In some projects, this can be a weak point.
This video shows you how to layout for equally sized dovetails and pins. In this case, the board is 5 1/4″ (133.35mm), and we want five 1/2″ (12.7mm) pins and four dovetails but this system can be adapted to any variation of numbers and pins sizes.
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