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Get the information you need right at your fingertips with Lost Art Press pocket books – and right now, you can get all six for the special price of just $99. Though our pocket boo...
Our new “Smalls” pocket book contains plans for 18 on-the-wee-side projects that will help use up nice offcuts from your scrap bin. And if you ever need to whip up a last-minute ha...
The following is excerpted from Michael Pekovich’s book “Benchwork,” which we expect in our warehouse any day now. And because the words alone don’t fully do justice to introducing...
A shaving horse and low bench work excellently for holding riven and shaved parts.
Learn how to make this essential bench jig to use with small components.
Use a small square to set the height of router bits and table-saw blades quickly and accurately.
Craig Thibodeau demonstrates the art of marquetry using the scrollsaw packet method, an accessible and efficient approach for both beginners and experienced woodworkers.
We all have should have a place where we can repair, build, or maintain our equipment and appliances. This is a workshop space for our projects, from the simplest like building a s...
Necessity is the mother of invention, and sometimes a problem presents itself as the solution to another problem–if you’re lucky and in the right mood.
The following is one of the projects in Jögge Sundqvist’s book “Karvsnitt: Carving, Pattern & Color in the Slöjd Tradition” Cutting patterns and symbols in wood, and enhancing...
Learn how to make and use this simple shooting board.
Safely make cross cuts by hand with this simple bench jig.
After cutting a square corner on the tip, an emery board becomes a great tool for removing squeeze-out from tight corners.
In this article from 1978, Drew Langsner demonstrates how to cleave wood to follow its long fibers to achieve stock with straight grain.
Editor’s note: Our Mind Upon Mind series is a nod to a 1937 Chips from the Chisel column (also featured in “Honest Labour: The Charles H. Hayward Years”), in which Hayward wrote, “...
Learn how to bring banding to precise length with perfect ends using this jig.
Editor’s note: Our Mind Upon Mind series is a nod to a 1937 Chips from the Chisel column (also featured in “Honest Labour: The Charles H. Hayward Years”), in which Hayward wrote, “...
In 1968, the furniture designer and RCA professor David Pye published The Nature and Art of Workmanship, a book built around a distinction between "workmanship of risk" and the "wo...
Way back in 2008, we proclaimed that every man should carry a pocketknife. If you haven’t made one part of your EDC yet, having perhaps remained unconvinced of its utility, below w...
When I first started harvesting green wood for my workshop, I was worried about bringing wood-boring insects into my workshop. It would be like letting loose 1,000 racoons into a G...
John Hartman's Arts and Crafts–inspired taboret features tapered, splayed legs, an open grid shelf, pinned tenons, and quartersawn white oak.
At age 11, David Luckensmeyer moved with his family from California to rural New South Wales, where, despite a difficult but formative upbringing, he found refuge in woodworking.
Instrument maker Aaron Keim shares the 8 different work stations he's created in his shop.
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