Review: PersonMakeObject Mallet
This new mallet has excellent balance, good heft, a solid head, and a comfortable shape no matter where you grip it.
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The Automaton Branch: Part VI – Mechanical Nuances, Wire Counterbalancing, and the Advanced Dual-Bearing Upgrade
When we left off at the end of Part V, our disk-and-wheel friction drive was fully assembled, nestled neatly inside the organic contours of our branch box. On paper, it…
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 279 — Blood Barns & Auction Fever
In this episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, Logan catches a case of auction fever after scoring vintage woodworking machinery at a church furniture factory liquidation. Plus, the crew shares updates…
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Splinter Report: July 17th
Welcome to The Splinter Report, where I gather the assorted interesting and amusing things I’ve seen in the woodworking world. This week Collin is away, so he asked me to…
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Mahogany Entry Table
Solid mahogany, frame and panel assemblies, and simple construction are the foundations of this versatile table. Often, pieces of furniture are designed with one simple function (or use) in mind…
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4-Sided Quartersawn Legs
How to rout lock miters on narrow pieces. If you spotted an oak leg with quartersawn figure on all four sides, your first reaction might be: That’s neat! But if…
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