As woodworkers, we have an affinity for hardwood. Cherry, walnut, maple, poplar and oak. Those species are what built America, and they hold a special place in our hearts. However, there's a time and a place where it makes sense to bring in another material. Plywood is the most common. The laminated layers are stable, stay flat, and are cost effective when you have large parts.
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Ironbark Toolworks
Devon Campbell is designing and building world-class tools from his shop in Queensland.
Fern Stand
This Charles Limbert table was sold as a fern stand, but it's a great addition to any home.
Norwegian Linen Chest
This small linen chest can be made in batches, and the lid presents some fun challenges during the process.
Bent Lamination Headphone Stand
Practice some mass-assembly techniques to create this elegant stand.
All About PPE
Safety is #1 in the workshop.
Joinery Machines
Joinery machines are much more than one-trick ponies. Here's an intro, and why you should consider adding one in your shop.
Linseed Paints
Linseed paint will change the way you approach painting a project, but this wonderful finish takes a different approach than modern paints.
BauBuche
This laminated material comes from Germany, and is made of hundreds of layers of European beech.
Square Platter with Textured Rim
Adding a bit of texture and colour to a square platter is a great way to dress up a simple design.
Excedo Side Table
With one board, you can put together this side table that packs in a bunch of great woodworking techniques.
