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chairnotes.blogspot.com

A blog about woodworking, chairmaking, turning and furniture making

redrosereproductions.com

high quality tools

thewindsorworkshop.co.uk

professional chair maker james mursell runs the windsor workshop and offers chair making courses and sells specialist hand tools.

theenglishwoodworker.com

The Plane Build is a FREE Mini Series taking you through the steps for building your own ‘traditional looking’ laminated wooden plane. We provide the PDF plans together with a bonus video teaching how to set a wooden plane.

popularwoodworking.com

Join hosts John Doyle, Logan Wittmer, and Phil Huber from Woodsmith magazine every week for woodworking inspiration and fun. In each episode, they share what they’re working on, lessons learned…

woodworkersinstitute.com

Discover the artistry behind John Hawkswell's floating box design, using spalted beech & yew. Learn how innovative supports create an illusion of weightlessness.

woodwrightschool.com

woodworking classes at the woodwright's school with Roy Underhill of The Woodwright's Shop

woodsmithplans.com

Glide the tambour door open along its “s-shaped” track and you will find a useful desk organizer with drawers and slots. But the most important feature of this desk may be how easily everything goes together. From cutting the tapered legs to gluing the slats to the canvas for the tambour door, this plan gives you all the step-by-step information you need to guarantee the construction goes like clockwork. What you get: 17 pages of step-by-step instructions 89 full-color photos, illustrations and exploded views Includes a four-page plan for building the matching desk organizer Includes a four-page article on making and fitting tambour doors Cutting diagrams. Materials list. Retail sources for hardware and supplies

finewoodworking.com

A cockbead is a small molding with a fully rounded edge. In this article, Chuck Bender gives step-by-step instructions for creating cockbeading and applying it to the cutout apron of a William and Mary case piece. After being cut, pieces of cockbeading are submerged in water with a little added glycerin to ehance their pliability. They are then secured to the apron with hide glue and rose-head nails. Some pieces are cut to final dimensions before being applied, while others are cut in place.