Magazines & Publications

Wildfowl Carving Magazine debuted in 1985 (as Wildfowl Carving & Collecting Magazine),and is the only magazine dedicated exclusively to the needs of bird carvers. Each of the quarterly issues offers carving and painting demonstrations, live bird reference photos, a pull-out pattern, an extensive events directory, carving news and much more.

Wood Carving Illustrated magazine was launched in the fall of 1997. Regular topics include information and/or patterns on carving duck decoys, realistic animals, Santas, chess sets, chip carving, sharpening techniques, whittling, caricatures, realistic birds, fish, relief carving, power carving and more.

Carving Magazine will introduce you to some wonderful carving projects, photo galleries, creative ideas, interviews, special techniques, carver's conversations, carving history, interesting features, and much more!

The Australian Woodworker established in 1985, is Australia's most popular woodworking magazine. Published bi-monthly, every issue provides you with projects, technical tips, information on new products, shows and exhibitions, book reviews, profiles of woodworkers, an events calendar, as well as local and International news.

Tough tungsten-carbide cutters for tough jobs. Very aggressive yet leave quite a smooth finish. We rate them between a Ruby Carver and a Typhoon bur. They're very controllable and they last and last. Grit will not tear loose and the edges stay sharp. All have 1/8" shanks.

Foredom’s versatile new 2” angle grinder is a compact, lightweight and easy to manage attachment for working on virtually any material using 2” and smaller accessories. Kit includes a #30 handpiece and the Angle Grinder Head with short hub and 120 grit flap wheel installed; tools and drive pin to attach the grinder to any #30 handpiece.

Download our latest Carving Supplies Catalogue #19.