Logs to Lumber

Woodworking Furniture Design

Check out the woodworking-related photos on Gerrymet's Pinterest where we have collected dozens of images related to carpentry, joinery, furniture design, DIY and of course our own saw blades and tooling.

Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts

Here's one for the woodcraft community. 

Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts is a specialist woodworking magazine that focusses on the art of scroll sawing and scrollwork. A scroll saw, by the way, for anyone who unsure, is a small electric saw (or pedal-operated saw) you use to cut intricate curves in wood or metal and other materials. It's an ancient craft where the decoration is dominated by spiralling scrolls.

If this sounds interesting, you might want to take a look at the Scroll Saw Woodworking & Crafts magazine - "published quarterly and features interesting and creative scrollers, projects, and techniques, inspiring articles showing artists."

You can take a look at their website here - Scroll Saw

Lumber

Lumber definition, timber sawed or split into planks, boards, etc. See more. https://t.co/UIOtvd1fl6 via @dictionarycom

— GERRYMET Saw Blades (@wood_work_tools) October 26, 2016

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Furniture Design

Here's the @wood_work_tools furniture design blog on @tumblr where we collect classic design https://t.co/a63E9VaaE9 pic.twitter.com/zpEULTFnkm

— GERRYMET Saw Blades (@wood_work_tools) April 28, 2016

British Wood Federation

The British Woodworking Federation is the trade association for the woodworking and joinery manufacturing industry in the UK.

On their website they say they have 700 members "drawn from manufacturers, distributors and installers of timber doors, windows, conservatories, staircases, furniture, all forms of architectural joinery including shopfitting, timber frame buildings and engineered timber components, as well as suppliers to the industry."

Joiners, woodworkers, carpenters, you can read the @BritWoodFed manifesto here https://t.co/4HqKqHEc5f pic.twitter.com/TUB9yBhatu

— Gerry Met Saw Blades (@wood_work_tools) January 7, 2016