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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. Read more
The motion of a wave inspired the design of this desk with steambent details and handcut joinery.
The Bundaberg Woodworkers Guild Wood and Craft Expo is a community event open to everyone.
Students at one of Sydney’s most decorated technical secondary colleges had the unique opportunity to use premium Tasmanian timber as a part of their HSC Major Project, crafting Tasmanian blackwood into fine custom furniture.
Launched this year, Pens for the Troops doubles its target numbers for both ANZAC and Remembrance Day 2020. Here's how you can be involved.
The complete process of building a snare drum is shown in this video.
Training Australia’s future fine furniture makers and designers since 1985, Sturt School for Wood will soon celebrate the graduation of its 2019 students and the opening of their end of year exhibition in Sturt Gallery.
An exhibition at the North Melbourne Meat Market is being held for all competitor entries plus many other fine examples of objects created from piano parts and opens on Tuesday, 22 October.
The packed program has been released. This free event is a weekend long feast of woodworking activities and demonstrations, not to mention some fine tool retail therapy.
This video shows the process of making a desk with a bent laminated frame.
A spectacular exercise in cross laminated timber was declared the overall winner of the Australian Timber Design Awards held in Melbourne on October 17, with Rising Star and Furniture and Joinery Awards going to high profile designer makers.
The National Gallery of Victoria and Stylecraft invite Australian designers and makers to enter the Australian Furniture Design Award 2020 with a new and original furniture design.
Over 600 items of woodcraft and wood art will soon be display at the Bribie Island Community Arts Centre.
Jamen Knighton is a passionate surfer so wanting to design and make his own hollow timber surfboard for his HSC major project was a natural progression.
In this video, Sunshine Coast woodworker, metalworker and photographer Neil Paskin modifies a spade drill bit to cut the round pins and makes various jigs and templates to successfully replicate this rounded variant of a dovetail joint.
To ensure coopered joins were perfect, the compound angles for this chair construction were calculated to two decimal places.
Jigmaking, 3D printing and compound joinery were just some of the skills learnt in the design and making of this complex piece.