Woodworking Magazine Weblog

Musings from the Workbench

Visit the blog of the British craftsman, author, teacher and DVD host.

David covers hand tools, plus he has deep knowledge of Greene & Greene furniture. Worth following.

Mitch Roberson highlights some of the best furniture designs out there. If you like looking at other people's work, you'll especially like this blog.

The founder of the Tools for Working Wood catalog writes about tools, the tool business and the life of a tool maker.

My personal website and blog, where I also sell signed copies of my books and DVDs.

An online hand tool magazine

Mutterings from the Workshop

Planemaker Konrad Sauer invites you into his workshop. Lots of great (and dangerous) photos of work in progress.

Is Jeff Skiver the funniest woodworker ever? Yes. Yes, he is.

Norman Pirollo's blog explores handwork and issues of design.

An *excellent* blog that features lots of tutorials on hadwork, plus photos of some cute little dogs. If you like handwork *and* wee doggies, you will be in heaven.

A great video podcast site by Marc Spagnuolo that we follow closely here at the magazine.

Gary Roberts's excellent site of woodworking ephemera, catalogs and the like.

Need advice on teaching woodworking to children? Look no further. Video podcasts, acticles and an eBook are there to help.

Rob makes fantastic pieces in the Federal style a small garage. And his blog always has lots of good tips.

Professional woodworker Tom Fidgen offers text, photos, video and good hand-tool advice on his blog.