We've listened to many a sob story of how you despise PayPal, so I'm pleased to say there's finally an alternative for purchasing our Online Video Series. On site payments are now up and running and will allow you to complete a purchase with Visa, MasterCard or American Express. If instead you're … [Read more...]
It’s All Complete
The past six months or so have been hectic. We didn't intend to neglect our 'free' video duties but once we'd had great results with our first Premium Series we decided to continue with the next. These first two series were a test for us so there was no pre-planning or scheduling reams of time … [Read more...]
Making A Start
The start of this week saw the start of our English Workbench Series, and after the weekend we'll be moving on to getting the trestles joined. It's been a busy time for us here as Richard completes his final Maguire Workbench and I've been finishing the edits for our latest video series; deciding … [Read more...]
Makers Not Marketers
Most people who like to make things be it furniture, tools, cake or whatever, are far more interested and therefore far better at the making part than the selling. Richard and I fall in to this category and given the opportunity Richard will try telling customers that they don't need his … [Read more...]
Designing Furniture With Umph
I'm designing a chest at the moment and thinking about all of the usual pointers to guide me; scale, proportion etc, along with considering it's educational purpose (a new one for me). I thought I'd share with you an extra design dimension that I have within my palette which I've learnt from working … [Read more...]
See You There?
After a year off the European Woodworking Show returns to the beautiful Cressing Temple Barns on the 12th & 13th of next month. We're not showing this time round but will be going there on the Saturday to see things from the other side; for us this will be a day out as part of a long awaited … [Read more...]
Learning To Set Wooden Planes
When I decided to start woodworking I chose do it with wooden planes. Perhaps this was heavily influenced by what Richard felt would be a good route to take, but also because I've always felt a great attraction towards them. Setting up a wooden hand plane is not intuitive. Not for me … [Read more...]
Dead Old Inspiration
If I were taught about fire breathing dragons in science at school then they'd be as real to me as dinosaurs. They told me Pluto was a planet and I wasn't going to question it. Our young minds can accept facts printed in a text book, but I realise how little of things we can really … [Read more...]
Why You Need A Spoon Rack
Choosing a project for a video build is a tough decision. Picking the first project is even tougher. We didn't want it to be too complex or too simple and we wanted to ensure there was a lot that could be learnt. We had all of this in mind when we opted to build the spoon rack, but we know you're … [Read more...]
Hand Cut Dovetails – Beginner’s Joints
Yesterday I made my first hand cut dovetails. I've watched Richard cut dovetail joints over and over, and I've practiced cutting to my saw lines over even more. But I knew if I was left on my own, with just a few pointers, then I would still be about to make a mess of things. Luckily for me, … [Read more...]
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