New Products

FAMAG 6pcs Bormax 2.0 Forstner Bit set in wooden case Ø 12, 13, 16, 18, 20, 22 mm. Alloyed tool steel, RPM- 900 - 3200 rpm.

These 3/4" hardened steel bushings help you make an accurate dog-hole drilling guide using any 1 1/2" thick board. Knurling on the bushing provides a mechanical lock when installed in an appropriately-sized hole (1" for the 3/4" bushing), and a projecting rim ensures that it rests perpendicular to the jig's surface. Made in Canada.

Replacement 5° and 10° carbide rods for the Veritas Scraper Burnisher for Turners.

This replacement table for the Veritas grinder tool rest has a wider slot to let you use it with 1 1/2" wide wheels (like 8" CBN wheels). The 4" wide aluminum table has a 1 5/8" wide slot and installs easily in place of the standard table. It has the same horizontal slot and center hole for use with sliding and rotating jigs. (For wheels narrower than 1 1/2", the standard...

This well-balanced, patented jig provides extra stability when sharpening knives with long, flexible blades such as fillet knives. With the KJ-140 Wide Centering Knife Jig, you achieve a symmetrical grind with the same angle on both sides of the blade. Regardless of the thickness and geometry of the blade, it will self-center in the jig, giving you the same result on both bevels. The longer clamp stabilizes...

Cutting tiny dovetails (dovetails in 3/8 inch and less thick stock) is a bit challenging if using Rob's regular sized dovetail saw - it can be done, but I wanted a better saw for this application. That is why he designed his 3/4 dovetail saw. As compared to Rob's regular-sized dovetail saw, the 3/4 dovetail saw's thinner saw plate, smaller teeth, shallower depth of cut, and shorter overall...

From the middle of the 19th century to when the chainsaw took over the forestry industry a hundred years later, double edged axes were mainly used by forest workers in Canada and the United States. The advantage of these axes was that wor kers could sharpen each edge differently. The forestry worker only needed to carry one axe with them while having two edges. Usually, the axe had a thinner edge for...

By: Joshua A. Klein Please note this should arrive with us during August - if you order this with any other items we will hold the order and send everything together once Worked has arrived. There is a gap in most woodworking instruction. Somewhere in between tool descriptions (what they are and what they do) and step-by-step project tutorials, we are missing something vital. We may understand...

The Crucible Dividers, Type 2, allow you to quickly adjust the tips with one hand and easily lock in an important setting with a common No. 8 screwdriver. Made from alloy steel in the United States, these dividers are designed especially for woodworking - chairs, dovetails, shelving and other furniture-scale tasks. Why are they called Type 2 dividers? The first-generation dividers were excellent,...

Auriou's high quality, hand-forged tools are well known to discerning woodworkers, Famous for their hand stitched rasps and rifflers Auriou are using their small team of highly skilled artisans to produce a small range of tools to balance their portfolio of tools. Launched in autumn 2010 this large, curved-blade draw knife is sure to become a favourite in green woodworking circles. The 9"...

Auriou have created a small offset drawknife that is 6" wide, curved blade 1" deep, with offset handles (these are above the plane of the cutting edge giving knuckle clearance). this would be more useful for smaller stock removal and delicate trimming. Short 3¼" beech handles with brass ferrules. Hand forged at Forge de Saint Juery, France, home of Auriou Toolworks.

A beautifully designed dustpan and brush. Made in England by Turner & Harper. Consists of........... Dustpan - a playful design that balances perfectly in the hand with a reassuringly sturdy feel. The quality is diifcult to put into words, but a very humble item made incredibly well with thought and care. A handy size to sweep bench debris from your workbench or floor into (brush available separately). Made...

These mallets, or bottle hammers, from Mappa Tools in the Netherlands are a good weight at 500g (16oz). Perfect for fine chisel work. It is a tool for the woodworker who likes precision. Mappa Tools have received positive feedback from their customers, saying the mallet feels good and solid with good balance. Polished finish Total length: 215mm Head length: 90mm Head diameter: 58mm

The Mappa Tools Screwdriver with a resin impregnated handle. The resin infusing process makes the handles stable and strong, but it also gives you a beautiful long lasting finish. Available with a Curly Maple or African Blackwood handle. Robust firm grip. Equipped with a Wera bit holder. Length wooden part: 103 mm. Total length: 137 mm. Thickness: 34mm.

This Veritas bevel-up version of a No.1 bench plane has a sole measuring only 45mm wide and 148mm long. Size wise very similar to a block plane and like a block plane, light enough to use single-handed. This is a super bench plane for small-scale work. It features a Norris-type adjuster for easy, accurate blade setting, and guide screws to center and fix the blade. The adjustable mouth can be closed...

by Monroe Robinson Millions of North American TV viewers first met Dick Proenneke through the programme “Alone in the Wilderness,” which documents Dick’s 30 year adventure in the Alaskan wilderness. On the shores of Twin Lakes, Dick built his cabin and nearly all of the household objects he required to survive, from the ingenious wooden hinges on his front door to the metal ice...

By Jennie Alexander In 2014, Jennie Alexander somewhat reluctantly agreed to a third edition of her 1978 seminal book on green woodworking, “Make a Chair From a Tree” – a book that launched the careers of thousands of woodworkers and helped ignite a green woodworking movement in this country. Her reluctance wasn’t due to a lack of passion for the book’s subject –...

We have always loved blacksmith-made planing stops, which are embedded in the end of a block of wood that is about 3” x 3” x 12”. The block is friction-fit into a mortice in the benchtop and moves up and down with mallet taps. In our experience, the planing stop is as important as the workbench’s face vice and has almost-endless uses. The main problem with a blacksmith...