Blogs

Canadian hand tool woodworker.

Tools from Japan blog

How woodworking joints are set out, made, and where they are used.

Makers of the Mag-Blok.

This blog is about tools, tool making, observations, husbandry, philosophy, theories, stories, ideas and poetry. This ideal of this site is to explore the creative roots of man.

Keith Cruickshank's video blog for wood art and wood craft enthusiasts

When the weather in my boat shop is warm enough, I’ll be building small, human or wind powered boats. When the shop is too cold, I build fine scale models of small boats.

My ultimate goal for this site is to share my projects, knowledge, experience and provide a place where you can participate!

Eureka Springs artist Doug Stowe has made furniture and boxes from Arkansas hardwoods since 1976. He has written 5 woodworking books and numerous articles for Woodcraft, Fine Woodworking, and Woodwork Magazines. At Woodwork he has served as a contributing editor since 2002. He is the recipient of 2 golden Hammer Awards for best How-to writing in the home workshop market. In 2001, in collaboration with Clear Spring School, Doug founded the Wisdom of the Hands Woodworking program for the purpose of illustrating the importance of the engagement of the hands in learning for all students.

We are a family run business in Bel Air, Maryland that produces fine hand made furniture and crafts. Whether you are looking for a reproduction of a specific piece or just have an idea that you need help realizing,we're here.

Random wanderings on the old pathways of human-powered woodworking...

North America's source for the oud enthusiast

Rob Hanson is a life-long amateur woodworker and professional operating engineer. He grew up In his dad’s and grandfather’s shops, helping them with various woodworking projects as well as remodeling and maintenance projects around the homes and farms, outside Mt. Vernon, Washington - using both hand tools and vintage woodworking machines.

Woodworking forum

Robin Wood is an internationally respected woodturner and spooncarver. He was introduced to traditional woodland crafts whilst working as a National Trust forester clearing and replanting woodlands in Kent after the 1987 storm.