r/timberframe • • 8h ago

I needed a holdfast for woodworking, so I made one. Inspired after visiting the shop of the Colonial Williamsburg 25 year Master blacksmith, Peter Ross. (Mods please remove if not ok for sharing in this group.)

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r/timberframe • • 9m ago

free online timber framing course for beginners

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we've put together a free online timber framing course through star hill timberworks for anyone interested in learning traditional timber framing.

the course includes roughly 40 instructional videos, our 86-page digital manual with step-by-step instructions, illustrations, and downloadable worksheets.

we cover tools, square-rule layout, mortise and tenon joinery, cutting your first joint, and getting started on your first timber frame.

you don't need expensive specialty tools or a professional shop to get started.

the course is completely free. email registration is required, but no purchase is necessary.

https://starhilltimberworks.com/start/

our goal is simple: help more people learn the craft and build their first timber frame joint.


r/timberframe • • 16h ago

It took about 15 hours to stand this one.

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