Richard Maguire

Premium – More On The Structure.

Premium – More On The Structure.

The blog is growing fast, and some times things dictate to you where you've got to go next. The move of our workshop last year was somewhat forced and timed itself together with an offer of writing a book. We find ourselves in a workshop with a size and set up that is...

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Premium Hand Tool Videos

Premium Hand Tool Videos

You've likely noticed the links to a Premium section of our website. This is now well on the way to being launched and so it's probably about time that we bring you a bit more info. Note: Our first series is now live. You can find full details including a...

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It’s The Weekend, Crack On.

It’s The Weekend, Crack On.

There's a time for fettling, restoring and swatting dates in old books. In fact it seems that we spend a lot of time doing these things. Sometimes we need to make the time to build stuff. It's easy to think, "I'll be able to build that once I've tuned this up some...

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The Traditional Workshop

The Traditional Workshop

Early last year I signed for a large mysterious parcel. It was clear from the labelling that it had come from far and distant lands, but there was no hint to what lurked within. Opening the box (like a savage) revealed a collection of books, each beautifully covered...

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