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Peter Benson suggests ways of dodging unpredictable problems in your work.
Table of ContentsPlanningSupporting vulnerable areasRepair...Charles Makās handmade paper roll holders transform note-jotting chores into delightful acts of efficiency marked with sophistication
When I work on projects for a seminar or magazine article, I like to take notes to remind me of tips that are to be shared in the class or manuscript. The truth is that I am always making lists, but can rarely fin...
Itās very easy to become unhinged if you donāt know the right way to hang doors, but a simple jig is all you need
The router is a perfect way to inset door hinges; all you need a straight cutter, guidebush and jig plus a sharp chisel. Each size of hinge will need a different jig but since they are so easy to make and are easy to store afterwards this isnāt a pro...
Richard Findley looks at common catches that occur when turning bowls with a bowl gouge
Having explored the most common catches in spindle work in previous articles, this article will look at the catches that happen when turning bowls with a bowl gouge.
Some turners will tell you that bowl turning is easy compared to spindle work, oth...
Dave Western shows how to carve a Celtic knot pendant
IĀ love Celtic knotwork and I also love to hoard little bits of wood that I just canāt make myself throw away. Occasionally, I come up with an idea that uses one or two of these little timber gemsā¦ and this is one of those ideas. Over the years, Iāve seen lots and lots of metal knotwork jewell...