Staked joiner? Oh dear, has another bullshit phrase entered the Woodworking lexicon?

I'm still here. Expect some different content while I get something sorted. If you want to know anything about the kitchen, please ask!

My handy workshop companion. A simple “no frills” bandsaw can be very useful in the home workshop.

Finding a good value bandsaw for my home workshop was on my list for a while. This is the start of that journey.

Who’s this woodworking content aimed at? Me!

What should the perfect home woodshop look like? Well it might not be a dream space, but ultimately if it can be a workspace, then we’re good.

There’s nothing new under the sun. Keep it simple, we stand on the shoulders of giants.

It should be easy to review a tool, right? Wrong!

A strop is used after the finest sharpening stone to add the last part of edge refinement.

Hardened teeth saws vs Regular Teeth, what’s the difference?

Self taught? Aren’t we all truly self taught to some extent?

Wanting to share my work means learning new skills. CAD will be part of this. Here’s how I’m getting on

Don’t worry, there’s more to come. But I’m doing something I truly love. Making things.

It’s not something I need to do regularly, but this technique allows me to recover timber from old paint coatings quickly without chemicals or abrasives.

Why do what we choose woodworking?

In the primordial goo of hand tools, who beat whom?

We’re nearly there, but this isn’t going to be presented to you in a normal way. Let’s try the right tools at the right time and not falling victim to marketing.

Comical ideologies can lead to some silly situations if you let them.

Jobs that bite help you learn.

Hand Tool safety is often overlooked. It shouldn’t be. Take your safety seriously!