Wood Slivers
Vic TesolinA new article every Thursday and almost-daily tips and strategies from the shop, helping you build better, avoid dumb mistakes, and stop letting the algorithm pick your next woodworking decision.
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The Case for the Pilot Hole
Years ago, when I was a student at Rosewood Studio, the instructors rotated through. That was intentional. Different teachers meant different habits, different priorities, and different ways of thinking about the same work. It kept us from ...
Sole or Side?
Every few years, the internet rediscovers the question of how a hand plane should rest on a workbench. On its sole or on its side. The discussion shows up loud and confident and leaves without settling much. One camp insists a plane has to ...
What We Misunderstand About Pre-Industrial Craftsmanship
Illustration of a woodworker planing at a bench, historical genre artwork, sourced from mortiseandtenonmag.com/blogs/blog/historic-images-of-woodworkers
A Simple Solution for Repetitive Work
Here’s an interesting thing about me and woodworking: I hate making the same project twice. Once I’ve solved the problem, figured out the joinery, wrestled the piece into submission, I’m done. My brain checks out. The challenge is gone, and...
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