The first 12 issues of Quercus Magazine are now available, online and printed, as back issues. To buy a copy or to pre-order the next issue of Quercus, simply CLICK HERE
CLICK For Back Issues in the UK and EU and Rest of the World
CLICK For Back Issues in the USA from Tools for Working Wood
CLICK For Back Issues in Canada from Lee Valley Tools
CLICK HERE Digital Subscriptions and Back Issues
QM15 November/December 2022
Anne of All Trades, the rising star of woodwork, features in the latest issue of Quercus, the rising magazine of woodwork. Anne reveals how she came to be posting blogs and videos that won her nearly 300,000 followers. Of course that’s far from all we are offering now. You’ll find articles on topics as diverse as workshop lighting, the building of a spoon carving horse and storage boxes for chisels, pencils and carving tools.
To order a copy now or to subscribe CLICK HERE.
• Moulding Planes Swedish pianist Martin Sturfält writes how he come to love wooden moulding planes after only a few months woodworking.
• Spoon Carving Horse Sean Hellman builds a holding device for spoon carvers
• Finishes Ozan Demirtas uses a specialist Japanese finish for chairmaking
• Workshop Lighting With winter here, Robin Gates suggests some options for keeping the workshop light and. bright
• Storage Boxes For anything from pencils or chisels, to gouges and drill bits, Henrie van Rooij makes simple storage boxes with so many designs
• Sharpening Ethan Sincox, the Kilted Woodworker, tries out a burnishing tool
CLICK HERE To subscribe or buy a single copy in the UK and EU and Rest of the World, including the USA and Canada for printed or digital Quercus
You can buy printed copies of the current issue in America from Tools for Working Wood and in Canada from Lee Valley and Lee Valley stores
CLICK HERE For Digital Subscriptions and Digital Back Issues
QM14 September/October 2022
The September/October issue of Quercus featured an interview with Thomas Lie-Nielsen, the driving force behind a renaissance in hand-tools over the last 25 years. Tom tells Quercus about the early days of his toolmaking business, and looks ahead, moving ahead after the pandemic and other challenges. There’s plenty more about tools in QM14, including Robin Gates’ feature on chisel planes alongside John Lloyd discussing paring chisels. Derek Cohen from Australia gives detailed instructions on cutting accurate through tenons and in Spain Germán Peraire makes his own honing guide, while Swedish concert pianist Martin Sturfält tells how Lockdown transformed his woodworking life. George Walker and Jim Tolpin explore the principles of marking up and laying out projects, and Bill Ratcliffe reveals why he loves fish glueTo order a copy now or to subscribe CLICK HERE.
• Joints Derek Cohen shows how to cut a through tenon for drawers
• Sharpening Germán Peraire makes a special honing jig
• Toolmaking Robin Gates makes his own chisel planes for stopped paring and Justin Emrich tests a Paul Sellers Router Plane Kit
• Gluing-Ups Bill Ratcliffe debates the values of fish glue
• Tools John Lloyd explores the differences between short- and long-handled paring chisels, while Robin Gates remembers the classic Eclipse ‘multi-tool’
CLICK HERE Current Issue in the UK and EU and Rest of the World, including the USA and Canada
QM13 July/August 2022
The last issue of Quercus was published on 1st July and was dedicated to David Charlesworth, the icon of working wood by hand. David was a remarkable, respected and loved author, tutor and presenter and one of the most influential woodworkers in the last 100 years. This issue features a Special Tribute, as spoken at his funeral, plus many of his tips and techniques from enthusiasts, professionals and colleagues. You can order a back issue, and to subscribe in print or digitally. CLICK HERE.
QM12 May/Jun. 2022
The last of Quercus was out on 1st May, with Christopher Schwarz sharing his techniques, theories and tips for choosing wood to make chairs…
QM11 March/April 2022
Paying tribute to chair maker John Brown, plus Paul Sellers discussing router planes…
QM10 January/February 2022
Interview with renowned woodworker, author, presenter and teacher, Paul Sellers…
QM09 November/December 2021
The re-publishing of Jennie Alexander’s Make a Chair from a Tree, plus the making of a James Krenov wooden plane, chair ergonomics with Galen Cranz and much more…
QM08 September/October 2021
The YouTube Maestro Rex Krueger shows how to make simple tools oneself, John Lloyd reveals his sawing secrets, and Scott Wynn chooses the three wooden planes you really need…
QM07 July/August 2021
Richard Wile on choosing an approach to honing, Ethan Sincox, Rex Krueger and Barbara Jones compare bench designs, while Derek Jones, Dylan Iwakuni and Anny Dubois discuss Japanese woodworking….
QM06 May/June 2021
David Johnson seats a chair with cord, Masashi Kutsuwa reports on Japanese splitting techniques, Rex Krueger finds and replicates an unusual marking gauge, and Derek Jones looks at shooting boards…
QM05 March/April 2021
Meet John Williamson, the saviour of making stave baskets in England, Brett McLeod reports on the origins of axes, Drew Langsner updates his classic shaving horse design, and Richard Arnold makes planes from the 18th Century…
QM04 January/February 2021
Jenny Bower on working with wood and metal, meet axe-maker Julia Kalthoff, Derek Jones shows how to fit drawers, Robin Gates reports on the Red Blue Chair…
QM03 November/December 2020
Mike Abbott remembers designing the modern shaving horse, and shows how to build one yourself. We look at John Brown’s favourite Stanley 53 spokeshave, Dom Campbell’s amazing trays, and James Mursell’s steam-bending techniques…
QM02 September/October 2020
Robin Gates breaks new ground by redesigning the traditional splayed saw horse with a straight-legged alternative. Mitsuru Hochi on seating chairs with Japanese paper, carver Mary May discusses grain direction and Drew Langsner carves a ladle and reveals a dozen tips and techniques …
QM01 Summer 2020
The launch issue of Quercus has Ethan Sincox, The Kilted Woodworker, revealing the vintage tools he loves. Elsewhere Richard Arnold recalls his project making a handrail for the Titanic, Robin Gates rips elm to make a box and Rudy Everts makes tiny Welsh Stick chairs…