This tutorial / case study is about making a kō-ko-gen-hō and judging from the contents it looks complicated to build. The Carpentry Way blog posted this second part of a tutorial to build this kō-ko-gen-hō. The first part can be found here.
Here is a new tutorial by Tim Killen from the Fine Woodworking.com site. Of course this can now also be achieved (and probably much more smoothly) with Fredo6‘s FreeScale 2 tools. Regardless, Tim Killen is a great tutorial author. He’s made some great tutorials which you can find at the Fine Woodworking site as well.
This is a comprehensive Google SketchUp woodworking tutorial with many illustrations and instructions, hosted by taunton.finewoodworking.com. Part 1 of this series can be viewed here. Part 2 of this series can be viewed here. More woodworking tutorials from taunton.finewoodworking.com are here. The finewoodworking main site is here. Also have a look at the root domain [...]
“I have a small shop, about 200SF. It’s not as small as it once was, about 90SF, and it’s not as big as what I hope to have some day, about 600SF. To keep from climbing over things and make it easier to move things around to accomdate the operation of the moment, I thought [...]
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