We live in a throwaway culture. Tools are no exception. Walk into any DIY store and you’ll see racks of shiny squares, saws, and chisels...

If you buy a cheap square, you already know the answer: not long. They bend, rust, lose accuracy, and eventually end up at the back of a...

Walk into any tool shop and you’ll see two squares that look similar but serve very different purposes: the carpenter’s square and the...

We live in a world where most tools are mass-produced, shipped halfway around the world, and built to a price rather than a standard....

If you’ve spent any time in the workshop, you’ll know this: not all squares are actually square. And if your square isn’t true, your...

If you’re setting up a workshop, one of the first big decisions is choosing a bench. Do you go with a traditional solid-top workbench, or...

If you’ve been around woodworking forums or YouTube, you’ve probably heard people rave about the MFT table . Originally made popular by...

Do You Really Need an MFT Table? (And How to Build One Without Spending £800) If you’ve spent any time in a woodworking shop or on...

Vector Cutting vs Engraving — and Why I Often Choose This Approach When I talk about vector cutting , I’m not referring to cutting all...

In this blog post, we will explore the numerous benefits that a CNC router brings to a woodworking business.

In this guide, we've curated a list of approachable yet captivating beginner woodworking projects that will ignite your passion.

In this guide, we'll unveil the top five beginner-friendly pallet wood projects that promise to ignite your passion

Birch plywood and poplar plywood are two popular types of plywood that are commonly used in woodworking projects. While they have some...

Building outdoor furniture and gates can be a fun and rewarding experience, but choosing the right materials for the job can be a...

Is Danish Oil really a great option for a cheap, food-safe wood finish? For those seeking a low-cost and non-toxic finish for their woodwork

In this blog post, we'll explain which way the bracing should go on a gate and why it's important.

Softwoods like Douglas Fir are a popular choice for building gates. Although they are often overlooked in favour of hardwoods, they are a...

When it comes to gates, choosing the right hinges is crucial for ensuring proper functionality and longevity. Hinges that are too small...

Why do diagonal gate braces need to be more than 45 degrees? When it comes to building a gate, there are many considerations to keep in...

Loose tenons, also known as floating tenons or slip tenons, are an alternative to the traditional mortice and tenon joinery technique....