The Razorsaw Difference
Japanese saws have earned plenty of fans among woodworkers, and for good reason. Their thin blades, narrow kerfs and pull-stroke action can make cutting feel remarkably controlled and efficient. But...
Alaina Bodley |
Timbecon Blog
The Razorsaw Difference
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How to Install Rattan Using Timber Splines
Installing rattan with timber splines creates a refined, seamless appearance by matching the spline to the surrounding timber. While traditional cane spline remains the standard solution, timber splines are an...
Alaina Bodley |
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Why a Flush-Cut Saw Is an Essential Tool for Clean Finishes
Achieving a clean, professional finish is one of the hallmarks of quality woodworking. Whether you're trimming dowels, plugs or tenons, using the right tool can make the difference between a...
Geoffrey Doube |
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How to Glue Curved Laminations for Consistent Results
Successfully creating curved laminations isn't just about cutting accurate veneers or building a precise form. The glue-up is where all that preparation is put to the test. A well-planned process...
Alaina Bodley |
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Sharpening Kitchen Knives with Everyday Workshop Items
A sharp kitchen knife is safer, easier to use and far more enjoyable than a dull one. While professional sharpening systems can deliver exceptional results, they also come with a...
Geoffrey Doube |
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Designing Joinery That Lasts
Follow along in depth with Patrick in the video at the end of this blog. A perfectly cut joint and flawless finish don't guarantee a piece of furniture will stand...
Alissa Gangemi |
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Fixing Gappy Woodworking Joints
Few things are more frustrating in woodworking than spending hours cutting a joint, only to discover a visible gap after assembly. It is a common problem for beginners, but even...
Hague Haswell |
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Why M2 Steel?
When it comes to woodworking, the choice of tools is crucial. One of the critical factors that determine the efficiency and precision of these tools is the material they are...
Hague Haswell |
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Skip the Sandpaper: The Melbourne Tool Company Cabinet Scraper in Action
There’s something deeply satisfying about achieving a silky-smooth wood surface without the noise, dust, or waste of sanding. If you’ve grown tired of wearing eye, ear and breathing protection, changing...
Hague Haswell |
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Why Hand Planes Are Different Lengths
If you line up the collection of MTC hand planes on the bench — from the short block plane through to our full-length jointer — the differences in length can...
Hague Haswell |
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Enhancing Your Trim Router: A Closer Look at the Milescraft Base Upgrade
The trimmer router's strength lies in its simplicity. It's easy to set up, intuitive to use, and far less intimidating than larger machines. For hobbyists and professionals alike, it’s ideal...
Antony V |
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Why Maintenance Matters In The Workshop
When it comes to workshop tools, maintenance is often overlooked in favour of performance upgrades or new purchases. With generous warranties available, it’s easy to assume you’re covered if something...
Alaina Bodley |
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More Than Just a Beautiful Tool: Japanese Chisel Construction
Japanese chisels are often admired for their refined appearance and craftsmanship, but their true value lies in their thoughtful engineering. While they may inspire a bit of tool envy in...
Nick George |
