A Polish woodworking studio's blog that documents its handmade furniture, including the reasoning behind design choices and technical details like materials, joinery and finishing. It doubles as a showcase for commissioned pieces such as an ash sewing-machine desk top and a live-edge black hole coffee table.
Website: https://blog.berserkeroak.com/
A blunt, irreverent woodworking newsletter by writer Christopher Schwarz covering folk furniture, chairmaking history, and the realities of running a craft business. Readers get essays on handmade objects, historical woodworking traditions, and candid personal stories about money and craft life.
Two furniture makers test woodworking tools and apparel at full price, giving honest, sometimes harsh reviews of hand tools, pencils, and work clothing. Readers get practical buying advice for woodworkers and tradespeople.
Jeff Waldman's personal newsletter covers his design and building projects, hands-on tinkering, and blind taste tests, linking them to personal and community growth. Issues mix anecdotes about woodworking, models of San Francisco landmarks, and reflections on appreciation and craft.
Tony Wallace, a Canadian woodworker and luthier, documents his process for designing and building a custom electric guitar, from an old 2020 sketch through template making and neck and bridge installation with specific hardware and measurements. He also reflects on what counts as handmade work and his move to the Artisans Cooperative marketplace.
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