Woodturning demands tools you can trust. And when it comes to performance, edge retention, and heritage, few brands match what the UK brings to the bench. In this roundup, we dig into five of the finest Crown Tools chisels – all forged in Sheffield – perfect for anyone serious about bowl and spindle turning. Why […]
Discerning whether a tool is genuinely made in the UK can be challenging. With some brands outsourcing production while maintaining British branding, it’s essential to know what to look for. Here’s a guide to help you identify truly British-made tools. 1. Look for the “Made in Britain” Mark The “Made in Britain” collective mark is
Sheffield has long been synonymous with steel. From the invention of stainless steel in 1913 to world-famous tools and cutlery, the city’s industrial roots run deep. Today, Sheffield isn’t just holding onto history — it’s investing in a modern future. A Historic Investment in Sustainable Steel In 2024, Marcegaglia Stainless Sheffield announced a £50 million
Over the last few decades, it’s felt like British manufacturing has been slowly fading. Big brands moved production overseas, small makers shut down, and “Made in Britain” became a rare stamp to spot. But recently, there’s been a quiet shift — and it might just be the start of something big. A Renewed Focus on
