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My Wife has been wanting a hanging shelf for the bathroom for a while now and I've been wanting to build the Paul Sellers Wall Shelf, soooo I bought some Cherry, planed it down and built it all by hand using Paul Seller's methods. Project has hand cut housing dadoes and stub and through mortise...

Watch this and you can make some Christmas trees by hand, too: http://tinyurl.com/y7mdj5gl Started with an oversized fir scrap; cut with a Veritas saw and split wood with a card scraper. Merry Christmas!

Inspired in one Paul's Sellers collection hand planes, I decided to make my own one as similar as possible in an easy way and using hand tools. In this video you can see the step by step. If you like the video please Subscribe to my Youtube Channel

Paul Sellers has a complete video tutorial on YouTube on Building a Wall Clock and I have been wanting to do this project for years. I finally found the time and gumption to take it on. Lots of fun, 90% (for me) all hand tool work. Very satisfying.

This is a Paul Sellers wall clock project (free video). If you build it his way (which I did) you have to hit your marks. I missed a few, made a second top plate, and finished it off. I also cheated a little using a hollow to finish the bull nose, a scratch stock for the beading, and raised the...

I've been wanting to build a workbench for some time and this year I decided life is short, build your bench. It is based on the Paul Sellers design with some small modifications. Most obviously, it has two different-sized laminated tops. This seemed to me like a good way to have a larger...

This is a curly maple rocking chair made with hand tool methods.

Recently I've been doing dovetail work (tool tray for my workbench), and it's the reason I decided that I needed some dovetail marking gizmo. Quick googling gave me a favorite, Paul Sellers' dovetail gauge: simple design, quick to build, easy to tune and true: But. It does not allow to mark...

After watching the Building a Workbench - with Paul Sellers on YouTube and reading his book I was inspired to build this workbench last winter (2013). The wood is construction grade pine 2×4's, cost $50 Canadian for the wood. Dimensions 5' long, 2' wide, 37" high. I will be adding a leg...

Quick simple cutting and/or serving board made from scraps and offcuts. Main wood is QS sycamore, with walnut and sapele accents. Made with hand tools only, with Paul Sellers' method of popping the corners with a chisel and filing them up and around the top with a wood file. light roundover on...

To try out Paul Sellers' sharpening technique, I cut a scrap MDF and glued a leather to it. A block was screwed to it for use with the vise. Paul's freehand approach produces a convex bevel on the blade but its edge so honed is as sharp as any edge that you can get with a jig. Could you tell...

I've been learning to sharpening my handsaws by holding them between a couple of scraps in my bench face vise but found that it was uncomfortably low and didn't hold the blades tightly enough . When I saw an old-style wooden saw vise on Paul Sellers' blog, I decided to copy it. While mine isn't...

Wow what a rewarding project. I had a week off work to work on it as often as I could physically handle. It ended up taking 2 weeks. Details:Spent $56 on the 2×6s from the store. $8 on the Danish oil. $150 on Jorgensen 41012. I splurged on the vise but I love it. Top is 5" thick. I...

I have been watching all of Paul Sellers videos (love that guy) and came across his frame saw video and decided it would be a fun project for myself () The saw is made from scraps of oak and a Nobex miter box saw blade (24tpi) I will definitely be ordering a coarser blade as the 24 tpi is way...

I renovated my bathroom and I took the opportunity to make a couple custom fixtures for it. Floating Shelves: Since the studs were in non-ideal areas (and I wasn't about to attach them to drywall alone), I decided to attach the shelves to pieces of plywood that span the studs, and attach those...

This is a mallet recently finished based on the Paul Sellers mallet videos. I have been wanting to build this for a while now and found a piece of white oak that was perfect for this. Works great too!