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 |
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The Razorsaw Difference
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Working with Resin: Simple Tips for a Cleaner Finish
Resin can turn an ordinary project into a standout piece. From filling cracks and voids to creating bold decorative features, it offers plenty of visual impact. But while the finished...
Alaina Bodley |
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How to Hand-Saw Thin Plywood Without Splintering the Back
Thin plywood is brilliant stuff—light, flexible, and surprisingly strong for its thickness. But it comes with a common frustration: if you cut it the same way you’d cut solid timber,...
Alaina Bodley |
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Titebond Liquid Hide Glue: A Quick Guide
When it comes to woodworking, the type of glue you choose can significantly impact the quality and durability of your project. Among the myriad of adhesive options, Titebond Liquid Hide...
Nick George |
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10 Practical Ways to Improve Dust Extraction in the Workshop
Effective dust extraction is not just about keeping a workshop tidy. It directly affects air quality, machine performance and long-term health. Fine airborne dust is the real hazard — far...
Alaina Bodley |
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A Simple Cleaning Routine For Dirty Saw Blades
If your saw blades or router bits aren’t cutting as cleanly as they used to, the problem may not be dull teeth or poor technique. More often than not, reduced...
Alaina Bodley |
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Why Your Countersinks Are Blowing Out – And How to Fix Them for Perfect Results
If your countersinks are coming out rough, uneven, or looking like six- or eight-sided flowers instead of clean circles, the problem is rarely the bit itself. In most cases, it...
Nick George |
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Tips for cutting binding and purfling rebates on guitars
One of the best ways to open a can of worms at a woodworking store is to ring up and ask the question: “I’ve made an acoustic guitar body. What’s...
Geoffrey Doube |
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How to Make a Simple Drilling Jig for Angled Holes in Wood
Follow along with Patrick in the video at the end of the blog. Drilling accurate angled holes in wood, especially for mortises and tenons, can be tricky without a drill...
Geoffrey Doube |
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What Happens When You Use the Wrong Saw Blade
Follow along with Patrick in the video at the end of the blog. Most woodworkers know that ripping and crosscutting blades are designed for different tasks — but what really...
Alaina Bodley |
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Say Goodbye to Tool Catches: Discover the Stability of Square Bar Turning Tools
Woodturning requires precision and control, however, traditional round woodturning tools can be difficult to manage, especially for those new to the craft. Square bar tools, on the other hand, offer...
Nick George |
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Advanced Techniques for Tearout-Free Woodworking
Across all machines and hand tools, the golden rule to avoid tearout is the same: support the timber fibres at the blade’s exit point. Whether it's a fence, backer, or...
Alaina Bodley |
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Addine Inlay Strips to Timber Projects: A Step-by-Step Guide
Adding a decorative inlay to a timber project can elevate it from functional to extraordinary. Whether you're making a serving board, a guitar, a box or a workbench, inlays are...
Nick George |
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Pro Tips for Cutting, Layering, and Custom Fits with Kaizen Foam
Kaizen foam has fast become a favourite among woodworkers, tradespeople, and DIYers — and for good reason. This multi-layered foam allows you to create clean, custom tool inserts that keep...
Nick George |
