There are few things in the woodworking and DIY world better than the charm and warmth of a refinished barn board project.
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Beginner's Journey
Beginner’s Journey from Canadian Woodworking, chronicles James Jackson’s path from novice woodworker to passionate woodworking hobbyist.
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When I saw an old wooden surveyor stand for sale online, I knew I had to have it. I had the perfect project in mind.
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Sometimes I’ll do anything to avoid cleaning and organizing my woodshop.
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For some, a project like this can be completed in a few days. It took me a bit longer.
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“Perfect” might be what many people aim for when completing a woodworking project, but it’s not what I’m after.
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Vandalism fells centuries-old tree in U.K.
The untimely demise of the historic and beautiful Sycamore Gap tree.
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The highs and lows of trying to sell my woodworking at local craft shows and festivals.
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Mystery cookie makes an ideal table
This project turned out so well I decided to sell it.
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The dirty truth about dust control
It’s way more important than a lot of newcomers expect.
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I learned more than my fair share of lessons trying to build a magnetic trivet.
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Giving new life to an old table
After watching countless restoration videos online I decided to try fixing up an old vintage table myself.
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We all love our well-equipped workshops, but that may pose challenges to our loved ones in the future.
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What’s old will soon be new again
The demolition of an old farm granary will help preserve and reuse century-old boards and beams.
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When it comes to constructing a home playground, the easier option isn’t always the best.
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I went to a farm sale looking for a riding mower. I bought a beat-up old table instead.
