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Bevel up or bevel down chisel work? This question comes up often because for some reason, mainly from school woodworking, kids are taught to remove waste fro

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I see more and more options for sharpening a chisel and yet, with no mechanical means at all, I go from a chisel, I have dulled to surgically sharp in about

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Watch master woodworker Paul Sellers as he shows you how to cut one of the three most common woodworking joints, the dovetail joint, using only hand tools. T

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Paul Sellers' videos cover a wide variety of woodworking topics. He has an active channel on YouTube where his most popular videos are on making a mortise and tenon joint and making a dovetail joint. He is also the presenter at Woodworking Masterclasses where he teaches members to make furniture using a minimum of tools and equipment. The list below is Paul's latest videos on YouTube.

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This site is Paul Sellers' woodworking blog and acts as a platform for his online voice. Here is info about the ventures Paul is involved with, and many blog posts filled with knowledge he has gained throughout his lifetime. Paul considers himself to be a lifestyle woodworker, woodworking is his passion. You can read more about how he started

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Paul Sellers & Company Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with the company number 10347569. The company's registered address is Accsol House High Street, Johnstown, Wrexham, LL14 2SH, United Kingdom.

https://woodworkingmasterclasses.com/
Paul Sellers began his woodworking journey in a small joiner's workshop in Stockport, England in 1965. Over the following years he taught classes, and it was Paul's passion for teaching that led him to start up his YouTube channel with the help of his son, Joseph.. Paul's tutorials helped a worldwide audience access woodworking information online, which inspired Paul and his son Joseph

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Woodworking for beginners made easy with our exercises, guides and projects suitable for new woodworkers, taught by Paul Sellers.

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The #80 cabinet scraper handles the wildest grain, but because of its name, it is also one of those misunderstood tools with misunderstood sharpening. In thi

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Paul Sellers (born 1950) is a British woodworker, writer and teacher. He was apprenticed as a woodworker in the UK in 1965 at the age of 15. He moved to the US in 1984 and quickly became noted for his ability in traditional woodworking.He has and continues to teach people the craft of woodworking.He taught at the Homestead Heritage Woodworking School in Texas.

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Paul Sellers says: 11 March 2013 at 1:20 am. They are all handsaws, but ultimately you do have to have a non generic name for each one of them. Anything with a brass back can generically be referred to as a tenon saw, but small ones tend to be called a dovetail saw unless it's small and has an inline handle rather than a pistol-grip handle

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By Paul Sellers 20 June 2019 20 June 2019 I design a console table using design concepts and methods that have not been shown in my video series anywhere before. I love the way everything came out and here is an intro video you might like to watch to see how you feel about making one.

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Paul Sellers' channel is where he shares his woodworking experience. The woodworking videos what you can do with wood and help you to achieve better results.

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Meet Paul Sellers, winner of the "Best Hand Tool Blog" category in the 2016 WWGOA Blogger Awards! October 2016, WWGOA hosted a competition dedicated entirely to all those talented woodworkers out there who share their work with the blogosphere. We asked you to nominate and vote for your favorite bloggers, and now we're thrilled to be able

https://rokesmith.com/
Rokesmith Ltd is a business built by father and son duo, Paul and Joseph Sellers, to enable Paul to teach a worldwide audience with his woodworking knowledge. Under Rokesmith, we have several successful brands which all contribute to Paul's passion to make woodworking accessible to everyone. With a combination of paid and free content across

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Workbench Features. "The workbench is the anchor for the work itself and the undergirding for developing each and every component in a project. It provides support for the whole project, and we usually apply finishing work here too.". "A good working bench is simply rock solid, as immovably heavy as possible and supports a solid vise

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It's true. Sometimes an idea should always be shared, and this is one I just had to tell you about. I know that shooting boards work well, but for end-grain

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Nov 20, 2023 - Bevel up or bevel down chisel work? This question comes up often because for some reason, mainly from school woodworking, kids are taught to remove waste fro...Paul Sellers

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Paul is back again bringing you another lot of 10 Quick Woodworking Tips!Every Tuesday Paul uploads a quick 15 second 'Tuesday Tip' to his Instagram stories

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Paul Sellers & Company Ltd is a company registered in England and Wales with the company number 10347569. The company's registered address is Accsol House High Street, Johnstown, Wrexham, LL14 2SH, United Kingdom.

https://paulsellers.com/paul-sellers-biography/
Paul Sellers' biography as a woodworker began in a small joiner's workshop in Stockport, England in 1965. H e spent a large part of his working life in the USA where he taught woodworking courses. H e often talks about this on his blog. Paul's hard work and love of the craft resulted in his designs furnishing the homes of President Bush