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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How to Install Drawer Runners and Faces with Precision
Drawer installation can be one of the more finicky parts of cabinetmaking, but with the right approach and a few clever tricks, it becomes a smooth, repeatable process. Whether you're...
Geoffrey Doube |
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How to Oil and Finish Timber Furniture: A Complete Guide from Prep to Final Coat
Oiling and finishing timber isn’t just the final step in your project — it’s what elevates a good piece to a great one. Whether you’re working on a cabinet, table,...
Geoffrey Doube |
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A Quick Guide to Woodworking Drill Bits
A Quick Guide to Woodworking Drill Bits Drilling a hole in timber is a different proposition from drilling other materials, simply because wood is made of fibres. It’s easy...
Geoffrey Doube |
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Graphene Coatings for Rust Prevention on Woodworking Machinery
Rust is the nemesis of woodworking machinery. Moisture in the air or accidental exposure to water can lead to the formation of rust on metal surfaces, ultimately affecting performance, longevity,...
Geoffrey Doube |
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The Word On Oil Finishes
We have all heard about oil finishes for wood. But why are they great, and how do you apply them? Here is a short guide on oil finishes. Covering why...
Alaina Bodley |
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The Importance of Protecting Your Exterior Timber
Timber is a beautiful, versatile material that brings warmth and character to your outdoor spaces. Whether it’s decking, cladding, or fencing, timber is a popular choice for homeowners and builders...
Geoffrey Doube |
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Building Your Own Dust Collection System - Part 2
You have probably now read Part 1, The Dark Arts of Dust Collection. And should be relatively familiar with some of the key concepts and equipment behind building an effective dust...
Nick George |
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Woodworking Vices - A Brief Guide
“It has been my experience that folks who have no vices have very few virtues.” - Abraham Lincoln Although we may not have a choice in our personal vices and...
Alaina Bodley |
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Mastering the Use of Panel Clamps - A Comprehensive Guide
Panel clamps are indispensable clamp to have in your arsenal, offering both precision and efficiency. Whether you're assembling a tabletop, creating cabinet sides, or joining multiple boards, panel clamps ensure...
Alaina Bodley |
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Resin, Epoxy or Epoxy Resin? Making Sense of the Mix
Dipping your toes into the resin pool, you’ll find it’s brimming with terms like resin, epoxy, epoxy resin, epoxy adhesives – so… are they the same, are they different? Let’s...
Alaina Bodley |
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Enhancing Leather Durability with Walrus Oil - A Comprehensive Guide
Walrus Oil Leather Oil is quickly becoming a go-to solution for leather care enthusiasts seeking a natural, effective product for maintaining their leather goods. Made from a blend of organic...
Alaina Bodley |
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Hide Glue - The Natural Choice
Hide glue is a traditional adhesive that has been used in woodworking and other crafts for centuries. It is derived from collagen taken from animal hides, bones, or hooves,...
Geoffrey Doube |
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Why cyclone dust collectors are so important to home woodworking workshops
Traditionally cyclone dust collectors were the domain of big manufacturers. We have all seen them driving through industrial estates, huge cones of steel hanging off the side of even huger...
Nick George |
