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Mark Cass  |  Nov 07, 2014  |  0 comments

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There’s nothing like a spot of travel to liven things up a bit, both while you’re there and for the following days as well. New sights, places and people are almost always guaranteed to stimulate the imagination and to give the hungry woodworker an idea or two. During a couple of days in Bath (as opposed to the bath) recently, I started to feel as though I’d achieved one of my historical fantasies and…

Steven Winter  |  Nov 05, 2014  |  0 comments

THE MAKITA ACCESSORY RANGE EXPANDS WITH SIMPLE BUT CLEVER PRODUCTS

Steven Winter  |  Oct 29, 2014  |  0 comments

The summer of 2014 will be remembered amongst certain woodworkers as the year that brought the classic English tool chest home. A design that has been transported around the globe for centuries, it has become the symbolic emblem of a true craftsman. Light weight and built to withstand the rigors of a typical journeyman, the hand tools inside have quite literally shaped our world.

Andrea Hargreaves  |  Oct 24, 2014  |  0 comments

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… to our Kitchen Special. We’ve got Andy King meeting a man whose business is designing and making bespoke kitchens, and, if that has whetted your appetite, showing you how to cut the hole for a Belfast sink, place Hot Rods and make draining board grooves using Trend jigs. He also awards the coveted five stars to Bosch’s new jigsaw, so you’ll be all right cutting out your sink apertures.

Steven Winter  |  Oct 24, 2014  |  0 comments

Rising furntiure, cleverly designed, simple, elegant and functional. Robert Van Embricqs focuses on combining functionality with an esthetically pleasing look, this is flexible furniture that reverts to its basic form. A collection that can be stored completely flat when not in use. Robert starts out by making small incisions in a flat surface and studies the otherwise rigid wood’s reaction to the new shape. When it comes to…

Steven Winter  |  Oct 23, 2014  |  0 comments
  New lease of life for historic shepherd’s hut

An historic part of the countryside is being brought back to life by Scotland’s leading furniture design school.

Steven Winter  |  Oct 20, 2014  |  0 comments

Furniture Makers hosts exhibition of young designer makers

Mark Cass  |  Oct 10, 2014  |  0 comments

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There’s something about working with wood which seems to be universally attractive to the average human being. It’s not just the beauty of the material itself; it’s something more than that. Is it the ease (!) with which a person can put their own stamp on a simple artefact they’ve made? Or maybe it’s the opportunity it provides us with to exercise our technical skills in a clear and potentially…

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