Crafting these fine cedar bento boxes is a study in longevity that builds on a 400 year long family tradition using 200 year old cedar and cherry bark.

Alex Peay tells how he came up with his turned and chiselled take on Sam Maloof’s chair joint, and describes how to make one.

The small chair that Wei Wu designed and made for his daughter marked a turning point in his career. He explains why.

Ari Itkin makes a wall cabinet primarily to teach himself new skills and dedicates it to his mentors. 

With a vision for a piece that came to him fully resolved, New Zealand maker Joey Chalk set out to make what he now calls his most favourite piece!

‘The art and science of wooden surfaces’ is the topic of a new series of in-depth videos produced by Shane Orion Wiechnik and Liz Duck-Chong.

"I believe firmly that a better understanding of our materials helps us refine our techniques and improve our results", explains Shane Orion Wiechnik.

Florian Meigel delivers a masterclass in templating as he shows how to build a high performance plywood longboard using basic equipment.

Turned, textured and burnt, Andrew Potocnik’s wall light creates a dramatic centrepiece with a central gold leaf decoration.

Breadboard ends are structural and visually distinctive, and there’s more than one way to attach them that allows for wood movement. Damion Fauser shows how the traditional method offers a stronger solution.

Here's a video that might inspire you to try incorporating bent laminated curves into your next project.

Michael Fortune describes the technique of creating endo- and exoskeletons, support structures which enable the construction of furniture with curved and angled components.

Neil Erasmus shows how to build a simple but effective kiln for drying hand sawn veneers.

A shooting board is the ultimate accessory for precision work, fine details and more. Here's how to square, mitre, bevel, chamfer and round edges, and more...

Here’s an interesting video that shows a Japanese maker’s method for joining legs directly to a tabletop via sliding tenon joinery.

After a career as a builder and renovator, Tim Major has developed a passion for working wood on a small scale and exploring the expressive possibilities of Japanese netsuke. We asked him why.