Quercus #5

认识一下约翰·威廉姆森，他是英国制作木篮的救世主，布雷特·麦克劳德报道了斧头的起源，德鲁·朗斯纳更新了他的经典削马设计，理查德·阿诺德制造了 18 世纪的飞机..

目录

• Keeping alive the tradition of making stave baskets by John Williamson
• Celebrating mistakes by Guy Windsor
• The qualities of a good dancing chair by Robin Gates
• A plane for younger woodworkers by Doug Stowe
• My time with Edward Barnsley by Esmond Harris
• An interview with modern bodger Bern Chandley by Phoebe Everill
• In praise of the elusive Gage smoother plane by Rex Krueger
• Shaving horses designs – then and now by Drew Langsner
• The way we make drawers by Derek Jones
• Book review: Material by Nick Kary by (review by Robin Gates)
• Attending Elia Bizzarri’s and Peter Follansbee’s online spoon carving class
• Barbie’s Woodshop instagram – a new type pf woodworker by Nick Gibbs
• Using hand tools to dismantle a 92 year old house in the foothills of Mt. Fuji by Dylan Iwakuni
• Building a 1960s style kitchen storage shelf from recycled wood by Robin Gates
• Coping saw vs. piercing saw by Robin Gates
• Excerpt from Axe: The Tools that Shaped a Continent by Brett McLeod
• Refinishing a Millers Falls spokeshave by Ethan Sincox (the Kilted Woodworker)
• Improving joinery skills with inspiration from Japan’s Osaka Castle by Tim Brown (the Wireless Woodworker)
• 18th Century wooden jack planes by Richard Arnold
• Steam-free techniques for bending back chair legs by Nick Gibbbs
• Setting up shop in a garden shed – the first of a new column, From the Shed, by Robin Gates