Peter Sefton explains why it helps to know your left throw from your right when choosing the best lock for the job.
In this, the second in a series of four articles about choosing the right hardware, I look at a selection of locks from traditional brassware, through to more contemporary rare-earth magnets and push catches.
Furniture and Cabinet Making Magazine
In the first of a new series of four articles about selecting and fitting the right hardware, we ask Peter Sefton for advice on a range of the most commonly available hinges.
Furniture and Cabinet Making Magazine
Needing to equip seven student toolboxes with dovetail saws, Peter Sefton and his latest crop of budding furniture makers test eight of the best saws from Britain and beyond, with surprising results…
British Woodworking Magazine
Peter Sefton picks the tool he can’t do without which is a Swann Morton Scalpel.
Furniture & Cabinetmaking Magazine
Derek Jones visits Peter Sefton in his workshop and finds a woodworker for woodworkers. Peter Sefton’s interest in furniture making goes right back to his school days. The process that captured his imagination at this impressionable age was marquetry. He readily admits that his interest, verging on obsession, was out of sync with those of his peers and to this day the intricate nature of the work remains a fascinating aspect of the craft.
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