Frame saws are low-cost, highly effective saws that can be used for a variety of tasks according to blade type. Paul keeps them around the shop for use in different aspects of his work, including dovetails and all other joinery. Follow along with the videos below to make your own.
Paul has developed a method for creating neat, equally-spaced dovetail joints by hand. In the videos below he shows us how to create and use a pattern with speed and efficiency, eliminating the need to lay out each dovetail individually.
Are you sitting comfortably? In these two videos, Paul demonstrates how to prepare the upholstery for a wooden dining chair.
Chalk paint can be used to add a nuanced and evocative finish. Paul walks us through its application.
Making a wooden mallet is a traditional apprentice piece in which you can practice your mortice and tenons as well as shaping skills.
A cornice can be the perfect finishing feature for a number of projects or fittings. Paul shows how to use hand tools and techniques to make and fit a cornice, including optional beading, in this case to a cabinet. He also shows a method he has developed for making a support frame for the cornice….
In the videos below, Paul Sellers guides us through the process of preparing stock for use in future projects.
In the videos below, Paul takes us through the process of making doors, in this case for a tool cabinet. The general principles can be transferred to numerous other projects. Dimensions Your door dimensions may vary depending on the specifications of your project. The doors in these videos are made to the following dimensions: Part…
It’s always nice when a project comes together, and here’s the very surface on which that can happen.
An indispensable tool of the trade for any level-headed woodworker.