I have recently previewed the new entry doors for 2012 that the leading manufactures have created. The big growth area for entry doors is in fiberglass construction. Homeowners are really starting to understand and want the many advantages of fiberglass doors over wood or metal. With the demand for fiberglass doors the manufactures are giving [...]
With a lot of our industry, that we where once leaders of going abroard, we like to do what we can to support other British busineses and we are proud to be given the Stoves Made in Britain ribbon to grace our website. We are a British company based in London since 2003. We like [...]
Anyone who has ever read Joseph Moxon’s “Mechanick Exercises” (1678) has puzzled over his pictures of saws. There are some frame saws, a whipsaw and a fancy handled saw without a back that Moxon, as far as I know, doesn’t discuss in his text. That fancy saw has always caught my eye. What was it Continue reading»
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With the release of the long-awaited book “Make a Joint Stool from a Tree,” I hope to get many more reports like this one from woodworker Wilbur Pan in New Jersey. He and some fellow members of the Central Jersey Woodworkers Association (cjwa.org) started in on building joint stools last weekend at a woodlot owned Continue reading»
I spend a lot of time in my shop, so I’m picky about what I put in there, from the bench to the tool cabinet, the wooden floor or even the wastebasket. Last week I decided I needed a wastebasket by the door of my shop. I have a huge bourbon barrel by my bench Continue reading»
: . Oculus Fine Carpentry Traditional Sash Joinery , Window Conservation and Research Tuesday , March 13, 2012 Follow your bliss J . Campbell The moment that I tell people that I do my work with only hand tools is when I get the strange look . I am very familiar with it , a combination of amusement and bewilderment . It is the rare person who actually comprehends what I am saying . More often than not I am asked Well what does that mean or You do what And inevitably the second question is What do you want to do that for I often struggle to explain to people why I do what I do and how I go about it . Recently I watched the film Finding Joe and came to realize that I was on my own hero's journey . And it all made complete sense . It all comes down to the fact that I chose to follow my bliss
When you are looking for ways to bring added layers of design into your home, don’t forget about using the windows for that extra decor opportunity. You are not limited to expensive custom drapery choices. Consider using a decorating tool that has been around for centuries. Blinds are available in a wide variety of materials [...]
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As some of you might know, The Wood Whisperer.com (Marc Spagnuolo and family) has been besieged by a DDoS attack this week. In fact, as I write this, I can’t even get onto his site. As a survivor of Internet malice – remember when the pornographers took over the Woodworking Magazine site for three long Continue reading»
Winding sticks don’t have to be fancy. Heck, they don’t even need to be anything other than two pieces of material that have parallel edges – that’s all you need to use these sticks to diagnose a twisted board or assembly. But I have a weakness for nice winding sticks, and they are a fun Continue reading»