Hungarian Traditionalist Woodworkers

The possibility to try out a contemporary open pit saw which was already used in ancient times
Barking a log with a draw-knife
Chopping a log with a cross-cut saw
Signing the log with a chalk-line, then shaping it with a broad axe
Woodworking on a shaving horse with a draw-knife
The use of the hand drill and the brace drill
The use of the auger
Gimlet with ring handle, auger, push/pull drill
Smooth-plane, spokeshave, beading plane
Pin-cut plane
Wheelers' borer
Stave plane
Reconscructed paleolithic woodworking tools
A hand-powered jigsaw from the 18th century
Defining the exact height of a tree with the help of a stick

We welcome groups in our workshop located in Hagyárosbörönd

Hosting takes about 3-4 hours, which includes the interactive introduction of our workshop and the following demonstration of the activities of woodworking craftsmen in the authentic environment of the forest and the opportunity to try out traditional tools.

We welcome every kind of age group for a view and an interactive work as a