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So many projects...so little time, welcome to woodworking A-D-D. I'm a woodworker who builds furniture using only hand tools. Come along and learn about the arts and mysteries of hand tool w...
This time I make some panel clamps to make glue up easier. I use the hardware from Lee Valley to make one them devise my own homemade hardwa...
Yep you read it right. I needed a flyswatter at the lumber yard so I went the typical woodworker route and split out some Hickory then shave...
Shannon is back now that his site update and product launch at the Hand Tool School are behind him. He is working on a Sapele inlaid plaque,...
If you have followed any of my blogs or podcasts for long you will know of my aversion to jigs and guides of any sort. But I wanted to be fa...
This little stool is taken from the pages of Christopher Schwarz' book "Campaign Furniture". It is make from riven Teak with a Shellac and B...
These simple to make pencil boxes are great to use up some scrap wood and use simple half lap joinery and a sliding lid. I add a few other t...
So many projects...so little time, welcome to woodworking A-D-D. I'm a woodworker who builds furniture using only hand tools. Come along and...
When your project throws unusual angles at you don't panic. Creating a custom angle shooting board is as simple as keeping your off cuts.
In this video I drawbored the breadboard ends into place, smooth planed the entire table, then applied a varnish finish using EnduroVar by G...
If you are going to join a cooperative farm club and get fresh produce each week, you might as well pick it up in style with a hand made cra...
Preparing the project for the finishin then adding Enduro Var with my Earlex HVLP sprayer.
I share some tips for success with your smooth plane
I finish the construction of the display shelf in this episode by making shelf panels, adding back slats and gluing it all up.
In this episode I start the build of a simple display shelf made in Maple and designed for a customer.
Driving 1" of chisel into the wood to make a mortise is a bit too much like work. When the mortises get big or in odd locations, boring it o...
Don't have a clamp big enough? Don't spend major cash on a new clamp but grab some rope and a stick.
These clocks have definite wow factor but are actually quite easy to make and are an excellent introduction to bent lamination techniques.
Using the grain of the wood to tell your story will turn your good piece into a masterpiece.
A straight blade to make curved profiles??? Madness! Not so much, just a quick way to make round overs with a block plane
This video discussed what I have found to be the single most effective adjustment you can make to dramatically improve your sawing accuracy
Fixing loose joinery is easy, just sweep the floor.
My joinery bench is now 3 years old and I wouldn't change a thing about the design.
Here is a tip that will help you get a parallel face to the one you just hand planed.
I'm sure you have seen these done at Woodworking Shows where the guy bangs out a tiny reindeer in like 20 seconds. Here is how I tackled it...
I present my Barnes No 3 Velocipede lathe. It took me 5 years of searching to find one and I couldn't be happier with this lovely piece of l...
Hold the lime juice and the vodka on this Gimlet! These are handy little boring implements perfect for getting into tight corners where no d...
The question of which saw to get first comes up a lot and while a strong case can be made for many different saws, I firmly believe the carc...
When you get tired your technique suffers and a good cut can go back very quickly leading to a lot more work later one with a hand plane. I...
In this episode I finish the top and add breadboard ends, completing the construction of this dining table
This episode I chop through mortises in the legs and a cut tenons on the trestle. Then I create a tusk wedge and fit it to complete the cons...
This time I hand cut the half laps and angled bridle joints to join together the 2 crossed leg assemblies.
Can you believe it? Another Chips 'n Tips this week. Go check out some adjustment tips for my favorite tool.
When visual inspection fails, use your fingers to determin the grain direction of a board.
This should be a 4 or 5 part series on a dining table I was commissioned to make. This part is all about the milling of the 10/4 and 12/4 Wa...
Chips 'N Tips is my short form woodworking tip show. This first episode details how I locate my strop to make using it much easier and more...
This time I walk through how I prepare several large boards for the power planer by using my hand places to create a reference face first.
I'm adding new switch plates to my boring white ones in my newly remodelled shop and though it would be a good opportunity to use up some sc...
This is the final part of the shop remodel where I set up the new 20" Grizzly planer and move the big piece into place. I'm excited to start...
This time I hang the last plywood sheet on the feature wall then hang the tool cabinet.
This time I hang 3/4" plywood on my stud framework as then wrap my gas line soffit with plywood by capturing an unknown miter angle and cutt...
My long anticipated and planned for shop remodel is underway. In this short video I frame out the wall on top of cinder block, do some paint...
This is the first of my more casual, quick tip show. Filmed entirely on my iphone and in real time I hope to capture more of the little tips...
The process for working in thin stock is not much different but you need to be more delicate and most of the time use fewer tools and take s...
This video is part a how to use several rasps to sculpt and refine curves to a finish ready surface and part a review of Liogier rasps who w...
I'm adding permanent handles to all my files and rasps and thought I would do them on the pole lathe. This is a great way to use up some scr...
I'm teaching a hand tool boot camp at the Wortheffort Woodworking school in San Marcos, TX (http://wortheffort.com/school/ShannonRogers) thi...
Woodworking with hand tools requires all your senses. When you can embrace the sights and sounds of your saws, planes, and chisels you will...
I mentioned making a chip clip on Wood Talk a few weeks ago and I was stunned by how many emails I got asking for details and pictures. So I...
Sharpening free hand is a skill that I hear characterized as an advanced skill all the time when in reality it is no harder to master than c...
This episode goes into depth about center bits and why I think these should be the number 1 drill bit in your arsenal