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Something almost magical happens at Christmas markets. People slow down. They stop at a stall, pick something up, and turn it over in their hands. They ask how it was made, what kind of wood that is, … read more

One Story,Two Products, Three Makers. July Edition Hello , July is nearly through, and here we … read more

In 1925, a cabinetmaker from Lillehammer, Norway looked at a block of cheese and thought: there has to be a better way. His name was Thor Bjørklund. He was a furniture maker by trade, a man who … read more

If you were to make a guess at how long woodturning has been around, what would you say? The team at Tas Turning Supplies made guessed ranging between 200 years and 350 years with one rogue guess at 1 … read more

We hear it all the time. A retiree in Queensland picks up a second hand lathe off Facebook Marketplace for $100 and turns his first bowl before dinner. A graphic designer in Melbourne discovers woodtu … read more