The JTA Carving Circle

Mitch from Japanese Tools Australia demonstrates a quick method for maintaining sharp carving tools using scrap wood and water stone slurry. This approach allows users to match the unique profiles...

Remove chips from u-gouges while maintaining your tool's angle with this simple jig.

Carving tools work best when razor sharp with a polished edge. However, their curves and profiles make them a trickier proposition to sharpen than straight-edged woodworking tools. In this video,...

Starting out with carving can be a process of trial and error, all too often including band-aids and four letter words. In this short video, Christian shows you three techniques that...