I've recently had some time away from the workshop to reflect on the real reason why I do what I do. I figured getting it down on paper (or screen) was probably the best way to brain vomit all of these thoughts into one place, while also giving you guys something potentially interesting to read. If you're looking to learn something about woodworking, this post isn't the right place for you.

In this article, I'm going to share my reasons why I prefer a bandsaw as opposed to a table saw. This is not in an effort to persuade or influence you to copy me, I simply want to outline the things you should think about before purchasing either of these machines.

All the way from initial concept, design, prototyping, manufacturing, and fulfilment. This is the story of how my custom marking knives went from an idea into my head, to a tool that people can use and treasure.

This map details timber suppliers around the world that provide material for craft based industries. If you believe something is missing from this list, please provide me with a name, postcode and website in the comment section at the bottom of the page.

The OSB Army is an identity, a movement, and a fight against the critics who say… ‘No, you're doing it wrong' The OSB Army started

To ensure you get the best from your knife, it's worth putting some thought into which blade will suit you best. Moreover, how to actually get it fitted into the handle!

Want your knife to look good as new every time you open the box? This article shows you everything from how the blade was finished, how to refinish it, and how to ensure the blade stays securely fitted.

Ever wondered how I crammed so much woodworking experience into such a short time? It's a common question that get's asked by new viewers. So I thought I'd write something to refer them to!

One of the most common statements that comes from new viewers is “How can a twenty-something year old afford that many tools?!”

So I thought I'd test a longer format with my blog posts and have something I can easily refer new viewers to. Instead of typing a new reply EVERY. SINGLE. TIME!

Look at this craziness! James has just completed his version of my Power Tool Workbench and it looks incredible! It's also worth saying that the

For those of you who don't know, I teach Furniture Making at Rycotewood which is the school I studied at for 5 years. This year

So… here it is. The first blog post. Are you as nervous as me? Now I won't lie, writing is not my strong point and