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Od Form shelves and boxes now available in my shop!

03/12/2025

testing out some saws from templetoolco 👌

03/09/2025

joining a tiny cabinet frame with the mafell DDF 40

03/08/2025

adding my logo, made of oak with smoked oak veneer. rounded and fitted in place

03/07/2025

had coffee with sten eklöf, then watched him turn a spinning top on the lathe.

03/06/2025

setting up the smart workstation pro from sjöbergs, a great little workstation for small projects. adding some height makes it more comfortable to work on details without hunching over sjobergsworkbenches

03/05/2025

soft close, air doing its thing.
wooden box in wenge and alder.

what’s a small detail in woodworking that you always try to get just right?

03/03/2025

finally made a place to hang my squares. simple, but makes a big difference. I made two – one to keep near the machines and one with my hand tools

03/02/2025

We tested which side of the templetoolco Ryoba saw works best for 45-degree cuts, where the grain runs in both directions. Rip-cut chops fast but can tear fibers, while cross-cut slices clean and leaves a crisp edge if you take your time. So the question is—do you want speed or precision?

03/01/2025

making the wooden hinges 🪵

02/28/2025

I used an old metal lathe to create a lid for the stunning ceramic jar made by humleback_ceramic

02/27/2025

gluing together a tiny box with bessey EZ360.

love how the handle spins 360 degrees, making it easy to use. the large clamping pads press against the wood without leaving marks, and the material prevents glue from sticking to it.
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02/25/2025

planing fumed oak with the IGM PS33 spiral portable thickness planer from igmtools . i love the spiral cutter—it makes blade changes easy and runs quieter.

02/23/2025

the skilled woodturner Sten Eklöf turns a whistle in under a minute on a lathe he built himself

02/18/2025

joinery compilation🪵 which one is your favorite? my favorite is the first and the last

02/17/2025

started with a fail, but here’s how to make perfect dowels:

first, drill halfway through the wood with the larger drill bit. then, without moving either the drill press or the wood, switch to the smaller drill bit and drill all the way through. the smaller bit should match the final size of the dowel.

next, clamp a chisel or plane blade over the gap. move the edge of the tool around until you find the exact spot.

i find i get better results if i pre-rout the wood sticks very close to the final dimensions, so there’s less material to remove with the jig. straight grain makes them more durable

02/15/2025

resawing a smoked oak plank with inherent tension

02/12/2025

the sound of joinery


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