How Do You Know When You’re Ready for a Table Saw?
Most woodworkers start with a circular saw, track saw or mitre saw. But when repeated measuring and set-up begin slowing down your projects, a table saw can deliver faster, more...
How Do You Know When You’re Ready for a Table Saw?
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NT Cutter Steel Sanding Plates: A Different Approach to Sanding
Traditional abrasives wear out, clog and lose effectiveness over time. Discover how NT Cutter's steel sanding plates offer a different approach to shaping profiles, refining details and reaching difficult areas...
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How to Use the Melbourne Tool Company Scraper Burnisher for Perfect Cabinet Scraper Burrs
A well-turned burr is the key to getting the very best from a cabinet scraper. This practical guide explains how the Melbourne Tool Company Scraper Burnisher helps you sharpen accurately,...
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Which Timber to Use – And Where Each Wood Works Best
Choosing the right timber is fundamental to successful woodworking. This guide explains the most popular hardwoods and softwoods, where each performs best, and how to select wood that will reward...
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Why Use Dust Extraction? Protect Your Health, Tools, and Workshop
Fine wood dust is more than just a workshop nuisance — it poses serious health risks and affects the quality of your work. Learn why effective dust extraction is a...
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Pocket Hole Joinery: Peter Sefton’s Expert Guide to Strong, Reliable Joints
Pocket hole joinery is prized for its speed, strength and simplicity. Peter Sefton shares his professional techniques to help you create clean, reliable joints every time.
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How to Choose the Right Plane Blade for Your Melbourne Tool Company Low Angle Plane
Choosing the correct blade for your Melbourne Tool Company low angle plane ensures cleaner cuts, smoother finishes, and better performance. This guide explains each blade option and when to use...
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Why Use a Router Lift? Make Table Routing Faster, Safer & More Accurate
No more crawling under the table. A lift gives you fingertip control — with quick, above-table height and cutter changes that save time and effort. Peter Sefton Why choose a...
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Why Woodworkers Are Switching to Wheel Marking Gauges
Wheel marking gauges have become a favourite among hobbyists and seasoned professionals alike — and for good reason. Their ability to deliver crisp, consistent layout lines makes them a dependable...
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Don’t Trust Your Try Square until You’ve Done This
Even the finest try square can lead you astray if it’s out of true. Before marking critical lines, every woodworker should perform one quick check to ensure their square is...
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Marking Out: Knife vs. Pencil? Use this Rule of Thumb
Choosing between a marking knife and a pencil can feel trivial, yet it has a significant impact on layout accuracy and the quality of your joinery. In this article, we...
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How to Use the MicroJig Lock Mitre Bit for Strong, Error-Free Joints
Looking for flawless mitre joints without the trial and error? We put the MicroJig Lock Mitre Bit through its paces. From setup with its clever center-finding platform to the strength...
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Milescraft TrackSawGuide Review: Turn Your Circular Saw into a Precision Track Saw
Jonathan Salisbury tests the Milescraft TrackSawGuide, available from Wood Workers Workshop, which transforms a standard circular saw into a track saw. Discover how this clever system delivers accurate, repeatable cuts...
