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Build a historic, sturdy & portable Moravian workbench with this step-by-step class!
Will Myers & Joshua Farnsworth offer a visually stunning and very detailed video about how to build the historical Moravian Workbench. This video is comprehensive enough for even beginners to successfully follow along and build a Moravian Workbench of their own. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, Will shows how to make this 18th Century Moravian Workbench with only traditional woodworking hand tools. Will simplifies the complicated workbench building process, including wood selection, layout, hand tool use, joinery, tusk tenons, advance dovetails, and much more! SEE PREVIEW VIDEO BELOW... -
These are the extremely detailed 57 page digital Moravian Workbench Plans, as featured in the best-selling video “Building the Portable Moravian Workbench with Will Myers”. Below you'll find more details about these Moravian workbench plans, along with photos and a video preview of the Moravian Workbench. These Moravian workbench plans include very detailed views and measurements of all the parts and joints, including a cut list. These detailed DIY workbench plans also offer woodworkers a great project to refine their joinery skills with dovetailing, mortise & tenon joinery, and much more....and you end up with one of the most exciting workbenches in history! (Note, these are not paper plans, and they will not be shipped. You must download the digital file). -
Build a historic, sturdy & portable Moravian workbench with this step-by-step class!
Free Shipping to USA + International Shipping Available Can't wait for shipping? Buy the Digital Streaming / Download Version Here >>> Will Myers & Joshua Farnsworth offer a visually stunning and very detailed video about how to build the Moravian Workbench. This class is comprehensive enough for even beginners to successfully follow along and build a Moravian Workbench of their own. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, Will shows how to make this 18th Century Moravian Workbench with only traditional woodworking hand tools. Will simplifies the complicated workbench building process, including wood selection, layout, hand tool use, joinery, tusk tenons, advance dovetails, and much more! SEE PREVIEW VIDEO BELOW... -
This is the plan for the popular end table featured in Joshua Farnsworth's video & article titled, "Anatomy of an End Table and Drawer". These detailed digital woodworking plans offer woodworkers a great project to refine their joinery skills with mortise & tenon joints and dovetailed drawers. Below you'll find more details about these woodworking plans, along with the free tutorial video that goes along with these plans, photos, and a list of tools & products used to build it. (Note, these are not paper plans, and they will not be shipped. You must download the digital file). -
Build this Beautiful Howarth Bow Saw while Learning to use Traditional Hand Tools!
Free Shipping to USA + International Shipping Available Can’t wait for shipping? Buy the Digital Streaming / Download Version Here >>> Learn how to recreate this historic and elegant English bow saw, which is perfect for many uses in any woodworker’s workshop. This detailed 2-disc tutorial will not only guide you through the building process, but will help you develop many hand tool skills. You’ll learn:- How to select & prepare appropriate wood for making traditional hand tools
- How to use hand saws, hand planes, chisels, rasps, and many more hand tools
- How to cut several different variations of the mortise & tenon joint
- How to artistically shape wood using saws, chisels, rasps, gouges, & spokeshaves
- How to taper bow saw pin holes using reamers to ensure a tight fitting handles
- How to sand & scrape for a beautiful finish
- The pros & cons of different types of finishing products for hand tools
- How to assemble, properly tension, and use a traditional bow saw
- Free Autographed Photo of Bill to the first 100 Buyers on WoodAndShop.com!
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CLASS LENGTH: 3 Days CLASS DESCRIPTION: Joshua Farnsworth will teach the fundamentals of traditional woodworking with hand tools. Students will learn the basics of woodworking hand tools, workbenches, and lumber. Students will then use hand saws, handplanes, and gauges to dimension a board, followed by learning to cut a variety of wood joints, including dovetails, mortise & tenon, tongue & groove, rabbets, dado, grooves, and whatever other useful joints time allows. See below for class details. WAIT LIST: If the class becomes sold out, click here to get added to the wait list. People may cancel, we may add more slots, or we may decide to add another class date. PAYMENT: If you would like to pay for a class using a different method than online with a credit card, email us here to arrange to pay by check or cash. We don't accept credit cards over the phone. -
Step-by-Step Instructions to Help You Build This Collapsable Trestle Table!
Learn how to build this historically inspired collapsable trestle table, which can fit in your dining room, closet, or even in your car! This detailed tutorial will not only guide you through the building process, but will help you develop many hand tool woodworking skills, including:- The basics of trestle table construction
- How to use spokeshaves, hand saws, hand planes, chisels, and many more hand tools
- How to select & prepare appropriate wood for table making
- How to drawboare mortise & tenon joints
- How to make a breadboard end table top
- How to glue up a table top with only one clamp
- How to make historical tusk tenons
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The Most Practical Resource on Joinery Planes!
Many woodworkers have been searching for practical advice on choosing, refurbishing, tuning and using traditional joinery planes. Bill Anderson and Joshua Farnsworth offer the first comprehensive video about different types of traditional joinery planes. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, this video helps woodworkers of all skill levels learn:- About different types of wooden and metal joinery planes, including Rabbet Planes, Moving Fillister Planes, Shoulder Planes, Dado Planes, Router Planes, Tongue & Groove Planes, Plow Planes and Combination Planes
- What to look for when searching for joinery planes
- How to spot and fix common problems
- How to refurbish and repair different wooden and metal joinery planes
- How to sharpen skewed irons, straight irons and various nickers
- How to adjust and use different types of joinery planes
- How to use planes to make and refine grooves, dados, rabbets, tenons and other joints
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The Most Practical Resource on Moulding Planes!
Many woodworkers have been searching for practical advice on choosing, refurbishing, tuning and using traditional antique molding planes. Bill Anderson and Joshua Farnsworth offer the first comprehensive video about choosing, refurbishing, sharpening, tuning, and using vintage moulding planes. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, this video helps woodworkers of all skill levels learn:- Molding plane anatomy and how to choose and buy the best
- The differences between dedicated molding planes, hollows & rounds, beading planes, scratch stock, and cleanup planes
- How to refurbish an antique moulding plane, from blade, to wedge and even how to replace damaged boxing
- The steps to lay out and create an Ovolo and Ogee molding profile, and more.
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Step-by-Step Instructions to Help You Build This Historical Hand Saw!
Learn how to build this classic panel saw, which is based off of the Kenyon hand saws originally found in the famous Benjamin Seaton tool chest. This detailed High Definition video tutorial will not only guide you through the process of making hand saws, but will help you develop many hand tool woodworking skills and hand saw skills, including:- The basics of hand saw construction
- Making saw handles
- Shaping saw teeth
- Adding saw nuts & saw nut holes
- Sharpening hand saws for woodworking
- Much, much more!
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Step-by-Step Instructions to Help You Build This Historic Shaker Table!
Free Shipping to USA + International Shipping Available Can’t wait for shipping? Buy the Digital Streaming / Download Version Here >>> Many woodworkers have tried to build a true reproduction of this famous Hancock Shaker Candle Stand. Will Myers finally measured the original table and refined a simple lesson to help woodworkers of most levels build this beautiful piece of furniture. Not only does Will teach how to build the table, but he also teaches how to use historic hand tools along the way. Filmed on location at the Hancock Shaker Village in Pittsfield, Massachusetts and in Joshua Farnsworth's Wood And Shop Traditional Woodworking School in Earlysville, Virginia, this video helps woodworkers of all skill levels learn:- The history of the Shakers and their quality furniture
- How to use spokeshaves, hand saws, hand planes, chisels, and many more hand tools
- How to select & prepare appropriate wood for table making
- How to use a lathe and turning tools to turn spindles
- How to make a sliding dovetail joint & sliding dovetail marker
- How to elecgantly shape the table legs with hand saws & spokeshaves
- How to make a forged-style metal spider for the spindle
- How to scrape, sand & finish the table
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Traditional hand plane making, made simpler in this 3.75 Hour step-by-step tutorial!
Bill Anderson & Joshua Farnsworth offer a visually stunning and very detailed video about traditional hand plane making that is comprehensive enough for even beginners to successfully follow along and build a jointer plane of their own. Filmed on location in Roy Underhill’s Woodwright’s School in Pittsboro, North Carolina, Bill shows how to make an 18th Century jointer plane with only traditional woodworking hand tools. Bill simplifies the complicated hand plane building process, including wood selection, layout, mortising, using floats, building handles, chamfering the edges, truing the bottom, and finishing the plane. SEE PREVIEW VIDEO BELOW…
