Made from hardwearing materials, these repositionable non-slip 70mm discs are handy in the workshop and useful for many other applications.

A vertical clamping system saves space and keeps panels flat during glue-ups.

An ergonomically designed tool that functions very well, writes James Brook.

Raf Nathan puts an aftermarket router base and related accessories to the test.

With a deck to repair our reviewer gave both tools a good workout.

Timbers for tool handles need special qualities, explains Jugo Ilic.

An easy way to saw better dovetails.

The pros and cons of buying and using timber slabs.

Sterling Tool Works is part of the new generation of specialised hand tool makers that operate on a small scale with a focus on high quality.

Carter, known for their guides and other bandsaw accessories, have made a resaw fence that I’ve been using in my workshop for several months to great effect, writes Damion Fauser.

After tests carried out over a two week period Richard Vaughan offers his judgement along with some tips on usage.

This square is just what I have been wanting for a very long time, writes Anton Gerner.

Comparing it to other marking gauges, the line it left was equal or better in all cases, writes Raf Nathan.

Didn't make it to the Australian Wooden Boat Festival? Here's our short video capture of an event you might like visit in 2019.

Mortise & Tenon is an annual magazine which explores pre-industrial technologies and methodologies of woodworking. We spoke to Joshua Klein, editor and publisher.

HNT Gordon’s new moving fillister plane is designed to cut fast and accurate rebates. Our video review shows why.