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Cutting Straight

Australian Wood Review Issue 119, June 2023 Introduction to using handsaws for furniture joinery, covering a variety of saw options across all price points and skill levels, and introducing handsaw anatomy. The article breaks down the cutting process into a number of steps from starting a cut, extending across, maintaining a straight cut, to finishing to a line. Read Article

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Self-Locking Storage

Australian Wood Review Issue 115, June 2022 Building wine-cellar racking in maple and walnut, without glue or fasteners of any kind. This project includes design considerations for all bottle sizes and types, single and double depth storage, and maximising storage space. The article explores production techniques for a project that has thousands of joints. Read Article

By admin|2023-12-01T12:28:31+10:00June 1st, 2022|Categories: Uncategorized, Articles, Designs, Refining a Design, Joinery|Tags: cross joint, cellaring, wine rack, cross lapjoint, wine, self locking storage, cross lap joint, wine cellar, joint, lap joint, bottle, joints, lap joints, bottles, storage temperature, wine bottle, red wine, wine racking, wine bottles, white wine, racks, dado, champagne, rack, cellar, dado joint, champagne storage, glueless joint, wine storage, dado joints, temperature, glueless joints, cellaring wine, humidity|