An idyiocyncratic list o' links; just the ones I seem to find myself pointing other people to most often.

WoodNet  Definitely a place to avoid if you don't want a hefty push down the hand tool Slope...

The Old Tools List  aka The Porch. Lurk for a while before posting, and don't forget your bio! The Archive is an absolute goldmine of information - if you can find what you're looking for.

BugBear's web site  Including the virtually famous BugSaw. See how I made that joke there? "Virtually"? Gettit?

Jeff Gorman's Woodworker's notebook  Not in a million years will I ever know as much as Jeff has on his website. A must-have bookmark for the hand too user.

The Index of Fossil-Fuel-Friendly Woodworking Knowledge  Cian Perez has done a fabulous job of gathering up, and in some cases finding a home for, a wealth of knowledge and opinion on hand tool woodworking. Expect to spend a long time over the links contained therein.

Hand Tool Knowledge Base  A recent entry into the gathering of hand tool links, Rob Weber must have worked his bookmarks to the bone compiling this list. What a tour de force!

Norse Woodsmith  Included amongst the links on the page above, but deserving some special mention. Great website.

Traditional Tools  Roger Nixon's site, pioneering a more interactive style of site for neanderthals.

Philsville  Avoid the endless gloats if you can... Frequently updated, often entertaining.

Aldel's Woodrat Website  Absolutely the best Woodrat site on the face of the 'net. Packed with brilliant tips and ideas and worth revisiting again and again.

Jarviser's Website  According to Peter, Jarvising is the process of working hard doing nothing for hours in a shed - the contents of his site rather give the lie to that!