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Furnitude
Furnitude is a blog about handmade furniture by someone who makes it, and that someone is Mitch Roberson, a furniture maker for over 15 years. The goal of his website is to make it a bridge between the furniture making world and the furniture buying world and he is definitely accomplishing this!
Matt's Basement Workshop
A video podcast from Matt, a woodworking amateur who shares his hobby of woodworking. He's a regular guy with a passion for wood who works out of his basement on the weekends.
Woodgears
Matthias Wandel offers a slew of project plans, techniques, tips, articles and more! You'll find everything from plans to make a pirate's sword to making conic dowels and spindles, from making interactive gears to drawer handles and everything in between!
Bear River Bodger
John Fowler enjoys the challenge of combining his knowledge of engineering principles with the creative aspect of designing and building a piece of furniture that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. When designing tables and chairs, John tries to keep in mind that the wood is an organic material and anything made from it should reflect its origin. (Nova Scotia, Canada)
Woodworker from Estonia
Self made blog about my art and craft from wood and building my website by woodworker from Estonia. I am woodworker since 1986. My passion is marquetry but I have done many wood related works except turning .
Lakeside Woodworks
Lakeside Woodworks, located in Bedford Nova Scotia, is owned and operated by Mel Delaney. Mel is an award-winning turner and proud member of the Nova Woodturners Guild who specializes in custom made products and gifts.
Craft House Mana
Tadatoshi Manabe lives in Tokushima, Japan and although he is a designer of chemical plants, woodworking is his hobby. He does woodworking, turning and makes a lot of his own tools and jigs.
Kaleo’s Workshop
Kaleo Kala has studied for 2 years at The Australian School of Fine Furniture, learning traditional building techniques, furniture design and other essential furniture making skills and he is attempting to use this knowledge to embark on a career of building beautiful yet functional pieces of furniture and he hopes to impart some tips and tricks that he has learned and the ones that he has yet to learn here at his website.
Tom Fidgen
Tom Fidgen has written for Popular Woodworking Magazine, Fine Woodworking Magazine, Canadian Woodworking Magazine, as well as the Lee Valley Tools Newsletter. He has also authored 'Made By Hand, Furniture Projects from the Unplugged Workshop'. Visit his website, The Unplugged Woodshop, where he offers his thoughts on design, technique and the tradition of working wood.
Rustic Elements
Michael is a self taught artist, who started his carving career at the age of 12 in Hay River North West Territories, Canada. At this time, over 25 years from his start, Michael now makes finely detailed sculpture using a wide variety of medium including antler, bone, mastodon tusk, wood, metal and stone ranging from soapstone to marble.
Furnitude is a blog about handmade furniture by someone who makes it, and that someone is Mitch Roberson, a furniture maker for over 15 years. The goal of his website is to make it a bridge between the furniture making world and the furniture buying world and he is definitely accomplishing this!
(Clicks: 12; Comments: 0; Added: 03-06-2008) - Details
Matt's Basement Workshop
A video podcast from Matt, a woodworking amateur who shares his hobby of woodworking. He's a regular guy with a passion for wood who works out of his basement on the weekends.
(Clicks: 56; Comments: 0; Added: 01-18-2008) - Details
Woodgears
Matthias Wandel offers a slew of project plans, techniques, tips, articles and more! You'll find everything from plans to make a pirate's sword to making conic dowels and spindles, from making interactive gears to drawer handles and everything in between!
(Clicks: 14; Comments: 0; Added: 11-20-2009) - Details
Bear River Bodger
John Fowler enjoys the challenge of combining his knowledge of engineering principles with the creative aspect of designing and building a piece of furniture that is both functional and aesthetically pleasing. When designing tables and chairs, John tries to keep in mind that the wood is an organic material and anything made from it should reflect its origin. (Nova Scotia, Canada)
(Clicks: 12; Comments: 0; Added: 06-30-2008) - Details
Woodworker from Estonia
Self made blog about my art and craft from wood and building my website by woodworker from Estonia. I am woodworker since 1986. My passion is marquetry but I have done many wood related works except turning .
(Clicks: 26; Comments: 0; Added: 06-27-2009) - Details
Lakeside Woodworks
Lakeside Woodworks, located in Bedford Nova Scotia, is owned and operated by Mel Delaney. Mel is an award-winning turner and proud member of the Nova Woodturners Guild who specializes in custom made products and gifts.
(Clicks: 5; Comments: 0; Added: 03-12-2009) - Details
Craft House Mana
Tadatoshi Manabe lives in Tokushima, Japan and although he is a designer of chemical plants, woodworking is his hobby. He does woodworking, turning and makes a lot of his own tools and jigs.
(Clicks: 4; Comments: 0; Added: 02-17-2011) - Details
Kaleo’s Workshop
Kaleo Kala has studied for 2 years at The Australian School of Fine Furniture, learning traditional building techniques, furniture design and other essential furniture making skills and he is attempting to use this knowledge to embark on a career of building beautiful yet functional pieces of furniture and he hopes to impart some tips and tricks that he has learned and the ones that he has yet to learn here at his website.
(Clicks: 34; Comments: 0; Added: 03-03-2008) - Details
Tom Fidgen
Tom Fidgen has written for Popular Woodworking Magazine, Fine Woodworking Magazine, Canadian Woodworking Magazine, as well as the Lee Valley Tools Newsletter. He has also authored 'Made By Hand, Furniture Projects from the Unplugged Workshop'. Visit his website, The Unplugged Woodshop, where he offers his thoughts on design, technique and the tradition of working wood.
(Clicks: 4; Comments: 0; Added: 01-27-2010) - Details
Rustic Elements
Michael is a self taught artist, who started his carving career at the age of 12 in Hay River North West Territories, Canada. At this time, over 25 years from his start, Michael now makes finely detailed sculpture using a wide variety of medium including antler, bone, mastodon tusk, wood, metal and stone ranging from soapstone to marble.
(Clicks: 10; Comments: 0; Added: 05-12-2008) - Details


