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Under the helm of a new President, the World Crafts Council moves to reverting to its past name, Craft Australia, signifying a move to revive and grow its platform at a time of both crisis and opportunity. Read more
Don't delay if you want to snap up these bargains.
Protect your hearing from loud tools, but stay entertained by streaming your favourite music and never miss a call with the call-connect function.
It's time to look ahead to 2021 and start planning, says festival manager Paul Stephanus.
With knowledge of its growing habits and predators, Rowan Reid explains how it is possible to obtain fine cabinet timber from Toona ciliata.
Why, when and how wood can bend. Story by Dr Jugo Ilic.
A new report find that up to 30% of Queensland Construction Apprentices are at risk of suicide.
Nowadays respiratory safeguards are front of mind for all of us, but it's always been of importance in the workshop. An air filter is an excellent safety addition.
Basic strategies for avoiding splits, shrinkages and failed joins.
Well known to readers of Wood Review magazine, Darrren Oates is a designer maker based in the Hawkesbury, NSW. His video channel is a treasure trove of woodworking instruction.
In this online walk-around, Nathan gives us a glimpse of the dedication and planning which has gone into his current space that now includes high end machinery
Tickets at a lower price are available for an extended for next year's event.
This video is the first of four and looks at the first stages of building the cabinet featured in the current issue of Wood Review magazine.
Forest and Wood Products Australia has turned to the growing medium of webinars to promote the benefits of wood products to the design and build sector.
This year's ANZAC Day will be unlike any other with public gatherings, not to mention marches out of the question. Of course this won’t prevent the due remembrance and respect paid to past and present serving men and women.
Australia has emblems for native animals, flowers, gemstones and more, but not for trees. Australian members of the International Wood Collectors have a project underway to establish one.
There is an elegance in using hand tools. They don’t need to be expensive and are better to exhibit a certain frugality. The tools I have chosen are all within reach from my workbench.
