Who needs sanding with scrapers so sharp?

Almost done! Ready to get some coats of oil. Keen to see that fabulous elm grain pop up!

Four frames of reclaimed wood… What for? You’ll discover soon enough!

Handcut wedged-through mortise and tenons in ongoing side table project.

Component no. 2 – the hanging shelf – of an ongoing side table project. The ‘hanging’ part will be obvious after assembly.

Handcut through-wedged mortises and tenons. Elm and maple.

Walnut and steamed beech pattern on the door of cabinet Terrassen. For more photos and a detailed description click here.

Finger joints, aka box joints, in our Vlekken cabinet. To see more of Vlekken and discover how it was made click here.

The skeleton frame is finally done. Next: preparing the hanging shelf.

Stuck to each other until eternity (in this case that’s a good thing).

Let’s say you’ve got a lot of triangles left after a series of miter cuts. What do you do with them?

Does it remind you of Bruegel’s Tower of Babel too?