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It's nearly Christmas but I didn't want you to miss the latest Q&A #10 as I personally think our video masters did a stunning job of filming and editing. The section on cutting a bridle joint was very relaxed and relaxingly clear too I

A few weeks ago we created a 2017 calendar dedicated to wood, woodland and woodworking. We wanted something to raise funds with and the calendar seemed the best way to do that. We'd like to sell out before the end of the year if possible so that we

Some treasure I found When I pass through towns on business or when shopping for normal household and workshop needs I stop in charity shops because for upcycling, recycling and just plain good finds at a low cost you can’t beat them. In a nearby town I happened into

Don't you just love charity shops for distribution through a good rummaging? When I pass a charity shop I love to drop in and look for old books on crafts. Often the books are dogeared, worn and tatty but I still buy because the money goes to support

I blogged on this earlier somewhere. Personally I find it poor practice to buy disposable saws (unless of course there is good reason or need), especially for craftsmen. It's not really necessary as  you can buy a lifetime one for the sake of two hours pay time in

Did you ever think of such a thing? I have owned a Lee Valley Veritas plane screwdriver for some years and indeed can recommend them for removing and setting the cap iron screw on all bench planes. We have many planes to work on because of our work and then