Quercus #3

Mike Abbott remembers designing the modern shaving horse, and shows how to build one yourself. We look at John Brown’s favourite Stanley 53 spokeshave, Dom Campbell’s amazing trays, and James Mursell’s steam-bending techniques…

目录

Table of Contents

• Planing stops by Robin Gates
• Building a Two-Hour Stool by Alison Ospina
• Crosscut saw teeth by Brian Williamson
• Hand skills – was James Krenov right? by Derek Jones
• Little Acorn Furniture classes by Alasdair Kilpatrick
• Making a saving horse from sawn timber by Mike Abbott
• Top ten spokeshave – reader’s poll
• Inheriting my grandfather’s tool chest by Richard Arnold
• Review of The Complete Guide to Sharpening by Derek Olson
• The Digital Craft Festival
• The Ken Hawley Trust videos of Sheffiled’s toolmaking history by Hugh Thompson
• Review of The Guide to Woodworking with Kids by Nick Gibbs
• Review of Eric Sloan’s Museum of Early American Tools by Jason Reuter
• Turning a woodworking hobby into a side business by Steve Schuler
• Making Wagaton trays in my garage by Dom Campbell
• Secrets of marking by Dylan Iwakuni
• Planing end-grain by Dylan Iwakuni
• The history of slojd by Jogge Sundqvist
• The art of bending wood by James Mursell
• Sharpening gouges by Mary May
• Fitting an axe handle by Sean Hellman
• Profile of Richard Kell