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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Setting Up a Wood Workshop with Limited Space – Part I – Workflow and Layout
In the squeeze of a small space, setting up your woodworking shop with all the bells and whistles might feel like mission impossible, but it doesn't need to be! Whether...
Alaina Bodley |
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Setting Up a Wood Workshop with Limited Space – Part II – Lighting, Electrical and Extraction
Setting up a workshop poses a unique challenge when dealing with limited space, be it in a garage, spare room, or outdoor shed. To create a comfortable and productive workshop,...
Alaina Bodley |
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Setting Up a Wood Workshop with Limited Space – Part III – Storage
Smart storage solutions are the backbone of the functional small workspace. Whether you're transforming a corner of your garage or dedicating a spare room to your craft, it's all about...
Alaina Bodley |
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Setting Up a Wood Workshop with Limited Space – Part IV – The Workbench
Woodworking is full of rabbit holes – metaphorically speaking. Rabbit holes are topics that are mildly interesting to most people but that become obsessions for others. Some examples...
Geoffrey Doube |
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Water Stones vs Wet Stone Grinders vs Slow Speed Bench Grinders - Which is Better?
If you’re a water-stoner, you probably spent most of the long weekend furiously rubbing your chisels back and forth on ‘old faithful’ trying to reset the edge. It’s a...
Nick George |
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Bevel Envy – The Source of Woodworker Anxiety
Sharpening creates anxiety. Known colloquially as Bevel Envy. Sharpening related anxiety is a curse upon the new woodworker and somewhat experienced enthusiast alike. To be fair, not all woodworkers...
Nick George |
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Bevel Envy - Sharpening by Hand, The Essential Tools
Sharpening induced anxiety is better known as Bevel Envy. A debilitating condition that affects a broad range of woodworking practitioners. This may seem like a joke, yet if you...
Hague Haswell |
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Bevel Envy - Sharpening By Hand - A Simple Step by Step Guide
Sharpening induced anxiety is better known as Bevel Envy. A debilitating condition that affects a broad range of woodworking practitioners. This may seem like a joke, yet if you...
Hague Haswell |
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Bevel Envy - Treatments Available via Machine Therapy
Sharpening induced anxiety is better known as Bevel Envy. A debilitating condition that affects a broad range of woodworking practitioners. This may seem like a joke, yet if you are...
Hague Haswell |
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What to Look for in a Table Saw
Buying a table saw can be a big decision. Firstly, a table is a sizable investment compared to most of your other tools in the workshop. Table saws have a...
Hague Haswell |
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The Most Common Mistakes Bandsaw Owners Make
When you look at the whiz-bang models on offer today, it’s hard to believe that the first bandsaw was invented over 210 years ago. The best part? The idea was...
Nick George |
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A Comprehensive Guide to Tuning and Setting Up a Modern Bandsaw
Everyone knows how to tune a radio. If you’re a car enthusiast you probably know how to tune an engine. If you’re a hit around campfires (or just think you...
Nick George |
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A Guide to Bandsaw Heat and The Value of Ceramic Guide Blocks
In part one of our new five-part series, we’re delivering the ultimate how-to guide to bandsaws, in the hope of answering the big questions: Are bandsaws still relevant in modern...
Nick George |
