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‘Don’t ever be told you can’t do woodworking because you’re old or whatever. This is my absolute passion.’ Read more
Mik Lawrence is one of a small group of pen turners that have banded together with a mission to provide handmade pens made from Australian timbers to Australian troops serving overseas.
A hands-on hand tool event is planned to take place in June in Brisbane.
A grant of $4,475 will be put to good use by an appreciative Sunshine Coast woodworking club.
Craft ACT: Craft + Design Centre are calling out for submissions from Associate and Accredited Professional Members for its 2019 annual members exhibition.
A Tree's Worth is an exhibition that raises complex ideas around earth rights, voice agency and the capacity of trees.
This is an exciting opportunity to participate in an open studio program with renowned maker and mentor Michael Fortune.
A packed schedule offers 24 opportunities in June and July to see tool expert Chris Pouncy demonstrate for the 2019 Robert Sorby Tour.
Would-be students of fine woodworking can sign up for separate terms within the full-time course, or select from individual masterclasses.
Just a heads-up…you better get in soon if you want a spot in one of the workshops on offer at this year’s Maleny Wood Expo.
Here's a tooling system for turners that’s designed to deliver better results while eliminating the need for sharpening.
This video looks at well known power tool (and some machinery) brands and how they and the companies that produce them are related.
Phoning our Overall Winner to congratulate him was a pleasure. We also asked him some questions about the making process and found out what he’s doing this year.
Amongst other things we asked the winner what the best and hardest thing about making his winning piece.
We asked the winner a few questions about making his winning entry and also about what's he's doing this year.
"Hearing the sound of the banjo was by far the most rewarding part of the whole project." Read a Q&A with the maker of this award winning instrument.
An analogy for Shaper vs CNC machines would be to think of what a track saw is to a tablesaw. It won’t supersede it, but instead offers functionality in a portable format.