Quercus #6

David Johnson seats a chair with cord, Masashi Kutsuwa reports on Japanese splitting techniques, Rex Krueger finds and replicates an unusual marking gauge, and Derek Jones looks at shooting boards…

目录 Some springtime tool purchases by Robin Gates

Table of Contents

• Caning a chair the modern Danish way by David Johnson
• A year of downs and ups by Peter Wood
• Making a George Nakashima bench by Barbara Roberts
• Making a Moxon vice by Doug Stowe
• Spokeshaving facets to legs and rails by Alex Holm
• Using woodland Japanese White Birch to make a Spanish chair by Masashi Kutsuwa
• The value of shooting boards by Derek Jones
• Profile of pioneering greenwoodworker Mike Abbott
• Stone flattening and storing by Richard Wile
• Building a sturdy little sliding-lid toolbox by Robin Gates
• Record’s nickel-plated gem: the Record 043 plough plane by Robin Gates
• Making a protective case for chisels by Dylan Iwakuni
• The Medieval Toolbox by Gerwyn Lewis
• Fish-head marking gauges by Rex Krueger
• Teaching woodworking to young students by Michael Schloff of Maplewoodshop
• The craft and art of making popes by Steve Schuler
• A profile of navigator-turned-planemaker Terry Gordon of HNT Gordon by Phoebe Everill
• Shaping chair legs with laminations by Nick Gibbs
• Making a bench-top pony shave by Dan Wallace
• Some springtime tool purchases by Robin Gates