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‘These are beautiful woods saved from the chipper; lovingly milled, and now ready to be made into beautiful furniture.’

Australian author Gil Rogers takes us on a journey through the history of hand tools with background information illustrated with 1700 photos.

Applications to take part in Sydney Craft Week Festival close soon.

Step inside the studios of the Victorian Woodworkers Association and meet the five current Artists in Residence.

Timbecon has acquired global woodworking brand Triton Tools, marking its return to Australian ownership and the beginning of its next phase of global development.

A new book from Patt Gregory addresses the subject of teaching woodwork with a personal approach backed by 30 years experience.

How hand tool lovers formed a club and created their own sales events.

Sad news of the sudden passing of Raf Nathan, former publisher of Australian Wood Review and longtime contributor.

Tuition in hand tool woodworking is as close as your screen with this new series of videos by expert UK maker Ian Parker.

“Any company that reaches the grand old age of 100 hasn’t got there by relying on tradition alone,” says Dr Nikolas Stihl, third generation owner.

Here’s a video from Nick Pedulla that tackles design head-on and invites ten other designers to weigh in with their opinions and advice.

After 62 years dedicated to presenting this country’s best craft and design, Australian Design Centre is set to close permanently by June 30, 2026. But it’s not over yet.

A recent initiative from Barung Landcare’s Sunshine Coast Wootha Prize event will see the memory of past winner William Bayliss carried forward.

Woodcarver Olivia O’Connor has won another first prize to add to her list of awards.

World heritage and rare crafts will be on display as the 10th Bathurst Heritage Trades Trail returns with over 100 skilled artisans and a program of hands-on experiences.