spit jack

wooden spit jack

planing stock for picture frames

Made from sticks and string with a brace and hatchet

New Technique to Hammer Overhead

In this latest episode of Fine WOodworking magazine's video series Getting Started in Woodworking we go in depth on the subject of hand planes. Find out how they work and how to tune one up.

working the pole lathe with the bodgers muddle

Assemble a Krenov-style wooden plane from a HOCK Plane Kit #KF150

I use this big gouge instead of an adze for rough shaping windsor chair seats.

I did a Axe workshop Bushcraft course at Woodsmoke in the UK. We had to make a bow saw, that could take a proper blade, but could be dismantled and carried in a daysack. After I had made it, I gave it a quick test drive, which you can see here

Assemble a Krenov-style wooden plane from a HOCK Plane Kit #KF150

Assemble a Krenov-style wooden plane from a HOCK Plane Kit #KF150

One of my hobbies is music the other is metalworking, so recently I started trying to combine the two and I started making customized combs for my harps. This is just a video made of of some stills of the harps I've done as well as a few clips shot while working on a harp for a friend.