Lance's Workbench – Where life and progress is slower, but satisfying

Gluing without clamps – The rub joint

A while ago I read an article by Paul Sellers about spring joints. In it, he made an almost off-hand

A week ago I wrote about some used hand saws which caused me great disappointment. Following shared commiserations and encouragement

This post forms part of the “Building my workbench” series. I wanted to add two vises to my bench, a front

I purchased and refurbished a Stanley # 4 1/2 plane for my brother’s birthday. There were too many sharp angles

When I started along the dovetail journey, I used a sliding bevel gauge to mark my angles. It quickly became

I have found myself wanting to use a hand saw more and more of late. However I only own a

This post forms part of the “Building my workbench” series. Wow! I just looked at my last post to see

The pathway from the drive to my parents’ house is lined with wood chips. It looks nice and serves the

Aughhh is winter again and my poor fingers have been aching in the cold once more, and significantly limiting my woodworking time

This post forms part of the “Building my workbench” series. Finally, today was the day to glue the two top