Quercus | Sept/Oct 21
Summary
The latest issue of Quercus is dedicated to toolmaking. Rex Krueger enthuses how he makes simple tools using chisels instead of plane irons to make toolmaking simple and inexpensive. You’ll be inspired by the travishers produced by Claire Minihan and the marking tools by Derek Jones. Doug Stowe makes his own hook knives for carving spoons. Michelle Mateo shows the tools and devices used for turning bowls on a pole lathe, John Lloyd compares Western and Japanese saws, and Jeff Lefkowitz shares his guarantees for the making of lasting chair joints. As usual Quercus is devoted to the working of wood by hand.
Contents
Rex Krueger makes simple tools for anyone to make
Jeff Lefkowitz reveals the tricks for forming the perfect chair joints
Scott Wynn discusses the purposes of wooden planes
Inspired by Quercus and Jögge Sundqvist, Henrie van Rooij converts branches from the garden into tool hooks
Robin Gates makes cleft tent pegs the traditional way
Learn about Giorgio Nicodemo and his attic workshop
Read how books & magazines match YouTube
Restore a spokeshave with Debs Hart
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Articles in this issue
Below is a selection of articles in Quercus Sept/Oct 21.