Richard Wile on choosing an approach to honing, Ethan Sincox, Rex Krueger and Barbara Jones compare bench designs, while Derek Jones, Dylan Iwakuni and Anny Dubois discuss Japanese woodworking…
目录
Table of Contents
- Tribute to Bill Coperthwaite, yurtsman and author of “A Handmade Life: In Search of Simplicity” by Doug Stowe
- Making the Boggs Side Chair by Tim Beierle
- Fabricating a simple workbench with found lumber during Covid 19 by Daniel Marcou
- Connecting with nature as a spoon carver by Rosie Mockford
- Upgrading my workbench by Barbara Roberts
- Constructing an “Ingenious Mechanicks”-inspired lightweight traveler workbench by Rex Krueger
- How to make a Van Gough rope-seat chair by Masashi Kutsuwa
- The Japanese through tenon toolbox by Derek Jones
- Making door buttons out of wood scraps by Robin Gates
- Wooden grooving and dado planes by Robin Gates
- Gallery – stools made with Japanese Kanna pull planes by Kohtaro Mori
- Using material on hand in an extemporaneous storage project for 3 wonderful stray hand tools by Christopher Walker
- Behold my Frankenbench by Ethan Sincox (the Kilted Woodworker)
- Setting up a dedicate sharpening area by Richard Wile
- Repairing your bandsaw blades by Sean Hellman
- How to sharpen in-cannel (bevel on the inside) gouges by John Lloyd
- Restoration of a traditional Japanese house by Dylan Iwakuni
- Turning bowls with a pole lathe by Gary Baker
- Shaping pipes by hand by Steve Schuler
- Dreaming of becoming a self-sufficient woodworker by Nick Gibbs
- Balancing my day job as a web developer with hand woodworking by Adam Brewer
- Book review of Trent Preszler’s “Little and Often” by Nick Gibbs
- The Bovey Tracey Craft Festival
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