Looking at this tool setting gauge, I note precision machining, specially made fixtures and clamping systems, absolute accuracy in measurements, and how it it all comes together in a beautiful fashion.

The angle setter does not take the place of the knife jig. Rather, the angle setter calibrates the machine and the knife jig holds the knife.

Arbortech’s innovative Spheroplane features an adjustable carving radius made with a flat spinning steel disc that holds two round tungsten cutters.

Deft is the word to describe this hammer. It is very lightweight, but the refined design directs the force to the faces perfectly.

An accurate ruler at this length is a cabinetmaker’s or luthier’s dream, especially as this ruler can read from 0mm at the end.

A minor workshop incident triggered a search for better safety eyewear.

With an ever-growing range of select tools, Blue Spruce’s new paring chisels seem to continue their established reputation for quality.

TrigJig tools are made in the HICI workshop in the UK. The pocket square is made from stainless steel plate with 12mm wide anodised aluminium cheeks secured to the plate.

Richard Vaughan explains why these versatile tools should be in every fine woodworker’s toolbox.

Some video insights into the hand worked artisan processes of Auriou rasps.

Chamfer planes can make a perfect cut along the edge of a board. This plane has two cutters, one at each end for both a 45° chamfer and a radiused edge (1/8" radius curve).

A lightweight solution for benchtop sanding needs, the Baumr unit switches easily from a horizontal to vertical set-up.

This small hammer with a head made from a 'soft steel' is fitted to a beech handle. The head has lovely chamfers flowing down neatly onto the handle.

This handplane is quite minimalist in design and based on the legendary Stanley 71. This is the closed throat version of the Lie-Nielsen but there is also an open throat version, which is arguably better for small fine work.

Don’t limit yourself to conventional solutions. Prewired batten and flood lighting can be extremely versatile in different workshop situations.

The application of complex geometry to building methods is an art and a science which dates back centuries. Patrick Moore is a Canadian carpenter who has devoted years to the study of stereotomy.