The September/October issue of Quercus featured an interview with Thomas Lie-Nielsen, the driving force behind a renaissance in hand-tools over the last 25 years. Tom tells Quercus about the early days of his toolmaking business, and looks ahead, moving ahead after the pandemic and other challenges. There’s plenty more about tools in QM14, including Robin Gates’ feature on chisel planes alongside John Lloyd discussing paring chisels. Derek Cohen from Australia gives detailed instructions on cutting accurate through tenons and in Spain Germán Peraire makes his own honing guide, while Swedish concert pianist Martin Sturfält tells how Lockdown transformed his woodworking life. George Walker and Jim Tolpin explore the principles of marking up and laying out projects, and Bill Ratcliffe reveals why he loves fish glue.
目录
- Interview with toolmaker Thomas Lie-Nielsen
- Making a watch minder by Justin Emrich
- Announcing the Woodworker of the Year competition
- Rethinking “failure” by Gary Rogowski
- Using pre-Columbian Indigenous ceramic patterns in woodworking by Carlos González Salazar
- Profile of Vintage Tool Patch, a Facebook auction site for antique tool collectors by Shrenik Savla-Shah
- My path from power tools to hand tools in furniture making by Pascal Teste
- Making a wooden chisel plane by Robin Gates
- What length of paring chisel is best? by John Lloyd
- Making a skew knife honing guide inspired by David Charlesworth by Germán Peraire
- Welcoming my new woodworking obsession – and using the skills of practice I learned as pianist – by Martin Sturfält
- Cutting through-dovetails for the back of a drawer by Derek Cohen
- Why I continue to take woodworking classes (even if I could also teach them) by Ethan Sincox (the Kilted Woodworker)
- The value of marking up – excerpt from Euclid’s Door (new Lost Art Press book) by George Walker & Jim Tolpin
- The superiority of fish glue by Bill Ratcliffe
- Moravian woodwork by Christopher Wilson
- Making a router plane from a kit by Justin Emrich
- The Elipse 4S, a 90 year old multi-tool by Robin Gates
- Different ways to use holdfasts by Charles Mak
