Learn to “Build a Bandsaw”, or “Build a Tool Tote for your Daughter”.  This site is for the whole family and has a lot of interesting stuff with some great pictures.  He has some cool photos from a Mexican woodworking shop.  Rookster has dedicated much of his free time learning about woodworking and associated tools.  His blog is his attempt to share what he has learned.

A woodworking school that differentiates itself from the others.  New Legacy is dedicated to helping new and seasoned woodworkers in their pursuit of woodworking excellence through a unique interactive program developed to train woodworkers of all skill levels.

Troy blogs about his woodworking projects, furniture design, tools, techniques, and workshop.  He has two other blogs that you can link to from here, one about his Greengate Ranch remodel and another about his kitchen remodel.  Not only will you find these blogs interesting but you’ll glean a lot of interesting woodworking insights from Troy’s blogs.

TJ specializes in Heirloom Quality Fretwork and Intarsia.  One person expressed that he was so impressed with his work, he was also speechless.  Look at his Intarsia Gallery and links to other artists websites.

A therapeutic woodworking site about working with hand tools as a hobby.  It is dedicated especially to computer programmers, scientists, clergy, business administrators, truck drivers, CEOs, undertakers and those of all professions who need to get out more and get a life doing something relaxing with their hands. That is what Therapeutic Woodworking™ is all about.  If you want to use power tools occasionally, or turn your woodworking hobby into a business, we won’t throw you out, just remember to relax and keep the fun in it!

Andrew Crawford – fine decorative boxes: fine boxes to commission, box making courses, books and much more….

This is a unique and classical website centered around box making.  Andrew Crawford didn’t start his professional career as a box maker.  His original training was as a musician, studying flute and classical guitar at the Royal College of Music in London.  Follow his story as he became fascinated by boxes…and still is!  In his words, “……boxes contain things, and more importantly HIDE things from view.  Human nature being what it is one naturally wants to know what’s inside a closed box – so the natural reflex is to open it and if it’s locked, you really want to open it.  What is it that is being so carefully protected, or hidden – what is it that justifies this special treatment, particularly if it is a elaborate or valuable box.”

And Andrew’s boxes are truly a work of art!

So many projects…..so little time!  A great site for those interested in woodworking hand tools and projects made with them.  Read about “Working on the Roubo Leg” as well as many other interesting woodworking posts.

A fun site!

Bink and his wife, Patty live in a small rural cape in Massachusetts.  Their house was a handy man special when they bought it and they have remodeled the entire house.  His site is a good resource for woodworking plans.  He has pictures of some cool projects.  Beside all the woodworking stuff you will find, you’ll see that he looks pretty cool of his 2004 Kawaski 1600 Classic.

Everybody needs a good workbench.  This site is a good resource to buy one or at least see what a good workbench looks like.  There are pics of a kids workbench, the “Little John” and “Big John” and even the “Common Man”s bench.

Andrew and his wife, Nancy bought their workshop building 12 years ago.  It was built at the turn of the century and at one time was a tavern. Read his “Starting Out” and “Inspirations” page and take a look at his “Shop Tips”.