by Christopher Raft | Sep 28, 2025 | Joinery & Techniques, Wood Selection & Finishing
The captivating art of woodworking, passed down through generations, has been integral in shaping the landscape of our heritage. Merge the allure of handcrafted furniture with the timeless French polishing technique, and you’ll delve into a passion that stood...
by Christopher Raft | Sep 28, 2025 | Joinery & Techniques, Wood Selection & Finishing
Transforming wood into a masterpiece, or even a simple functional object, can pose various challenges. One trick to overcome the limitations of wood as a crafting material is the technique of wood lamination. Wood lamination essentially combines layers of wood to...
by Christopher Raft | Sep 28, 2025 | Advanced Techniques & Mastery, Joinery & Techniques
Woodworking is an art form that requires mastery, precision, and an understanding of the materials used. Wood inlay techniques, in particular, bring out the best of a woodworker’s talent and creativity. Implementing unique wood inlay techniques can take your...
by Christopher Raft | Sep 28, 2025 | Advanced Techniques & Mastery, Joinery & Techniques
Moving forth in your woodworking journey, you’ve undoubtedly mastered a range of essential tools, from saws to chisels, all of which are important for learning foundational woodworking skills. But let’s switch gears here and focus on what’s often...
by Christopher Raft | Sep 28, 2025 | Beginner Woodworking, Joinery & Techniques
The art of woodcraft extends beyond precision cuts and mastering the use of tools. One of the overlooked yet crucial aspects of woodworking is understanding and accentuating the hidden beauty of wood grains. Today’s blog post will delve into woodworking’s...
by Christopher Raft | Sep 27, 2025 | Advanced Techniques & Mastery, Joinery & Techniques
Woodworking is an art that dates back to prehistoric times, and it has been evolving ever since. Many technologies and techniques have been developed to improve our woodworking skills; among them, one of the most interesting and least-understood is wood bending. So...