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In the above video, Colonial Williamsburg Journeyman Cabinetmaker Brian Weldy shares a special tutorial on how to assemble, dry fit, and clamp up a traditional 18th century walnut chair, using clamps, winding sticks,
In the above video you'll see a fantastic tutorial by Colonial Williamsburg craftsman Kaare Loftheim. He was kind enough to share a special tutorial on how to cut a Secret Mitered Dovetail joint! What
In the above video you'll see a fantastic tutorial by Colonial Williamsburg craftsman Brian Weldy. He was kind enough to share a tutorial on how to turn a spindle using a historic foot-powered
In the above video you'll see a fantastic tutorial by two Colonial Williamsburg craftsmen Edward Wright and Bill Pavlak. They were kind enough to share a tutorial on how to resaw wide boards using
In the above video I share the third part of my recent visit to the 18th century Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop at Colonial Williamsburg here in my home state of Virginia.
In the above video I share the second part of my recent visit to the 18th century Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop at Colonial Williamsburg here in my home state of Virginia.
In the above video I share the first part of my recent visit to the 18th century Anthony Hay Cabinet Shop at Colonial Williamsburg here in my home state of
By Joshua Farnsworth In the above video you'll see my fascinating trip to Colonial Williamsburg as part of a study of a relatively unknown type of molding plane, called "Mother Planes".
In this tutorial I teach how to mix melted beeswax, boiled linseed oil, and turpentine to create a lovely historic wood finish and furniture polish. This recipe
I was an unusual kid. I woke up very early each Saturday morning to watch a funny-looking guy in red suspenders and old-fashioned cap build furniture with old tools on
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