THIS VIDEO IS ABOUT BOOK BINDING DONE BY HAND ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

From the days when quality mattered ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Just cutting up some brass inserts ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

HANDWORK magazine will be released by the end of June. For those who don't know I've started a magazine for hand tool woodworkers. It will be available on my blog free of charge. ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

This is Part 1 of a hand tool build a small router plane that holds a 1/8 inch O1 blade. I built this plane to aid me in my next build, moulding planes. I'm a hand tool woodworker, I have a fascination

I thought I lost these videos which is why I haven't uploaded anything new. Issue V of handwork was released today, you can download this and all other issues for free at ▶️ DTube ▶️ IPFS

Issue VI of The Lost Scrolls of HANDWORK Magazine has been released. Download your free copy from "handwork" magazine is woodworking magazine that is based on hand tool woodworking.

I know its taken a long time but it's finally done. Issue V is ready and will be available to download at midnight on Saturday 13, 2018 and yes it is FREE to download. There are some great articles covered

First of all, my sincere apologies for taking so long, but you can appreciate the enormity of work involved in producing a magazine like “The Lost Scrolls of Handwork”. There is the project build itself

Chopping is time consuming when creating a mortise, which is why I prefer to bore with my brace and bit. But isn't it annoying and downright shameful when you can't get the bit dead centred between the

This is the cradle I plan on building again for Issue V. The dolls cradle in the picture is for my niece and a prototype. The beauty with this cradle is that it's not a factory replica of a factory style

The high level of craftsmanship, the accuracy and cleanliness of his work is due to high quality training as an apprentice and ongoing practice and dedication to the craft therefrom. This is Korean

A few years back I bought a brush from Gramercy. It‘s made from European Ox hair in particular hair found inside the ear of the animal. I bought it specifically for shellac and have been, really happy

BY JOHN RUSKIN 1901 To ensure enthusiasm of good workmanship mong craftsmen, they must be relieved of the hard pressure of circumstance. They must neither be pressed for time nor by want. They must be

( I was going to make this cradle for the Issue V and came up with a more practical version for it instead. This cradle you see now is actually fit for a real baby with the exception that I made it shorter.