WoodWorking Websites: 25 You Should Check Out

As I look for woodworking ideas and ways to improve my skills I would first check out videos because I like to watch as a project is created.

Woodworking websites serve another purpose as they are something I can refer too as I take my time learning a new skill or getting down information needed to complete a project.

Since there are millions of websites you could never have enough time to see all of them. I have noted 25 good woodworking websites that you should check out.

They are a collection of my favorite woodworking websites that I like to refer too and have a lot of great information. Which one do you like best?

25 Woodworking Websites/Blogs Worth Your Time

#1. DCW WOODWORKS

Douglas Ward is the type of person I like to learn from because you can tell he has a passion for woodworking. He now teaches woodworking and has a shop in Chicago.

#2. Flair WOODWORKS

Chris Wong is the owner of this website. He creates amazing works of art that inspire and show a true talent for woodworking. You can follow him on twitter if you have an account.

#3. Fun with WOODWORKING

This website is good for getting your feet wet in woodworking because Donald is good at displaying his projects that are good for beginners, but also some advanced work too.

#4. I like to Make Stuff

Remember I said I like to watch videos of woodworking? That’s how I came to know Bob and his youtube channel. If you haven’t yet, check it out.

#5. Lost Art Press

They have a little of everything here. How to videos, clothes, books. The “lost art” of hand tools is what makes this website different and unique. And they have a lot of cool items you can order.

#6. Scott Meek WOODWORKS

Scott is a dedicated wood worker that makes going to his website fun and interesting. He understands why we love working with wood.

#7. Stu’s Shed

This one was found from word of mouth and is good for beginners. Although if you just want to read information from another woodworker you will enjoy this website at any skill level.

#8. The Drunken WoodWORKER

Dave’s website is cool because it’s a teaching and entertainment site with videos that are uploaded consistently. If you like you can follow him on Youtube and he has a store on Etsy.

#9. Renaissance WOODWORKER

Shannon’s woodworking website is cool because he will answer your questions and since he has been blogging for years has a nice looking site.

#10. The Unplugged WOODSHOP

Tom is a hand tool specialist in Canada. His woodworking website has a store, blog, and school all dedicated to those that love woodworking.

#11. Tom’s Workbench

Tom will teach you what he knows and he’s been at it since 1998 so he knows a thing or two about woodworking.

#12. WoodWorking For Mere Mortals

If you are into woodworking then you have probably heard of this one. It’s very popular in the woodworking community and as you might already know you can follow on facebook and twitter.

#13. The English WOODWORKER

This is a beautiful website that helps you learn how to create stuff out of wood. A lot of interesting information specializing in hand tools.

#14. WOODWORKWEB

Cool website for those that love woodworking. There are multiple ways to follow on social media from Facebook to Twitter and much more.

#15. Custom WOODWORK

Specialty wood work that inspires your imagination. Family owned business with 30 years experience.

#16. Artistic Firewood

Dennis blog is a few years old and he displays items he has created. It’s a fun and interesting blog.

#17. Ultra Wood

Beautiful wood displayed in pictures to wow and inspire you. I love looking at all of the specialty products. Definitely worth a look.

#18. Amazing WOODWORK

woodworking websites like this one give me ideas on new creations. I love the wall units and wine cellar pictures.

#19. The Joy Of WoodWorking

Woodworking websites like this one are perfect for beginners. It will teach you the basics of woodworking and help you learn how to get started.

#20. Cedars WOODWORKING

This website specialize in designing and building woodworking that you will love. If you’re looking for one of a kind creations check out what they have on their site.

#21. Of WOODWORKING

This blog is full of woodworking tips, projects, and plans. Take a peek and you’re sure to find something of interest.

#22. WOODWORKING Fuel

Take your woodworking skills to the next level with Ed the founder of Woodworking Fuel.

#23. The Basic WOODWORKING

This website has woodworking plans, reviews, tools, and much more. If you haven’t do so… check them out.

#24. 3D WOODWORKING PLANS

A collection of woodworking plans that you can purchase on their site. This blog has been around a number of years so you search through plans some or even free.

#25. WOODWORK City

If you’re looking for free woodworking plans you can find them here. One of the more established sites on this list. There are a lot of reasons to view this site, but it’s best to find out for yourself by visiting them.

Conclusion

Woodworking websites that you will find interesting, valuable, and fun. Which one of these sites is your favorite? Did I leave out some that you like?

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I like being part of the woodworking community and learning from others and getting inspiration that helps me create my next creation.

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