Quercus #12

The last of Quercus was out on 1st May, with Christopher Schwarz sharing his techniques, theories and tips for choosing wood to make chairs…

目录

• Putting my collection of molding planes to use in my home by Richard Arnold
• Working by hand (a polemic) by John Brown
• Working wood without electricity by David Godber
• Children’s classes in Yeongwol-gun, South Korea by leepalgoe
• Making the Stand for a Roubo Cabinet by Barbara Roberts (barbiewoodshop)
• Choosing Wood for Chairs by Chris Schwarz (excerpt from The Stick Chair Book)
• Preparing for a glue-up by Derek Jones
• Restoring and using batwing brace bits by Henrie van Rooij
• Fitting handles to knives by Sean Hellman
• Remembering Peter Hindle, pioneer of rounders, by his son, Timothy Hindle
• Milling – felling, hewing and adzing – by hand by Dylan Iwakuni
• The forgotten craft of willow skein seat weaving by Monica Cass
• My long route to making a Maloof-inspired chair by power and hand by Dallas Gara
• Salvaging the steel of scrap tools by Robin Gates
• Recommendation: Kieran Binnie’s “Over the Wireless” blog by Shrenik Savla-Shah
• Book review: “The Wisdom of Our Hands” by Doug Stowe
• Book review: “Whittling” by Barn the Spoon
• Evaluating semi-premium Stanley handplanes by Rex Krueger
• Three days of cutting dovetails with Bill Ratcliffe by Nick Gibbs
• Making a tiny Dutch tool chest for a No. 102 block plane to inspire entrants to Quercus’s “Young Woodworker of the Year” competition by Megan Fitzpatrick
• The case against reamers by Ozan Demirtas
• Choosing the right shoulder plane by John Lloyd
• The elegance of the Spofford brace by Robin Gibbs
• Shop-built holding devices by Charles Mak