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
-
A comprehensive guide to automatic dust extraction systems
Have you ever been in your workshop and forgotten to open a dust extractor blast gate? Yeah, we know you have. What about forgetting to turn the dust extractor on...
Nick George |
-
How to set up a phenomenal dust extraction system (on a budget)
If you've ever tried to put together your own dust extraction system, you’ve probably found that it can be a nightmare trying to actually get all the parts to connect...
Nick George |
-
Building Your Own Dust Collection System - Part 1
Hello, welcome to this Timbecon sponsored article about dust collection. Dust collection can be a complex undertaking for many woodworkers. So, to help you out, we have taken what we...
Nick George |
-
Transform Your Drilling - Why the Snappy Countersink Drill Bit is a Game Changer
Elevating Your Drilling Techniques Precision is paramount in woodworking, where clean, professional results distinguish exceptional craftsmanship. Achieving such precision often relies on using the right tools, and for many, countersink...
Alaina Bodley |
-
A Buyer’s Guide to Thicknessers
If you prefer to work with machines in your workshop, you’ll find that there are few essential machines needed to get the job done. Planing takes your rough sawn, or...
Alaina Bodley |
-
Why Every Woodworker Needs the Wataoka Rasp - A Hands-On Review
In the world of woodworking, having the right tools can make all the difference. The Wataoka rasp is one such tool that has garnered attention for its unique design and...
Alaina Bodley |
-
Luthier Luke Kallquist and the immaculate work of guitar makers
Timbecon's Business Development Manager, John Madden, recounts the time he met acclaimed luthier Luke Kallquist, and first discovered the immaculate work of woodcrafting guitar makers. I was working for Gregory...
Hague Haswell |
-
The ultimate guide to green wood spoon carving
In this video shot by Australian Wood Review, Greg Miller, West Australian woodworker and woodwork teacher, talks about the benefits of carving spoons from green wood. He then goes on...
Hague Haswell |
-
Are machines or hand tools better for woodcarving?
Cast your mind back to when you first started woodworking... Whether your first exposure was observing your dad in his workshop, building a wonky spice rack at school or...
Hague Haswell |
-
Getting Started - How to Begin Woodworking
"The secret of getting ahead is getting started." - Mark Twain You only need to complete a few DIY projects around the house to get the woodworking itch.1 You’ve collected...
Alaina Bodley |
-
Axe Handling Techniques and Safety Tips for Woodcarving
Getting Started with Axe Woodcarving Embarking on the journey of woodcarving with an axe requires not only creativity and patience but also a disciplined approach to safety and technique. This...
Nick George |
-
Walrus Oil Finishes
"The time has come,” the Walrus said, “to talk of many things..." - Lewis Carroll Spot the Difference Northern-hemisphere native, the Walrus, is a large marine mammal well known not only...
Geoffrey Doube |
-
A ‘bit’ About Drill Presses
A woodworking workshop is incomplete without some way of putting holes in wood. And while hand-held drills will make holes successfully, they are inaccurate and underpowered. The fundamental hole-making...
Geoffrey Doube |
