How to make curved handrails?

[Marcussjogren]

Oppfinneren on NRK1 is much funnier (though I'm a bit biased since I know one of the neighbors there, and 100% rövhål is a bit overproduced )

Yes, I've seen him too - also a very fun show!

But I actually think almost the opposite - the inventor really feels like a TV production at times, though he does make more fantastic and imaginative constructions.

Bonnaröven is more like "damn, my barn fell over, just gonna grab the axe and we'll fix it before breakfast." Then he does it - though you realize that he doesn't quite do it all himself, even if they want to make it appear that way.
However, I do think he talks more about classic craftsmanship than the inventor does

 

[nilton61]

Hello!
And while we're at it and have your attention - does anyone know of literature on "practical carpentry"?
What I'm primarily thinking of is not about making a really nice nightstand out of some exotic material, but more about how to quickly whittle a post, how to make different notches and joints with heavier tools than a 10mm chisel, assembling saw horses, handling a carpenter's axe, changing axe handles and other forms of carpentry that are useful outdoors in farm/garden contexts.
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Here is a link to a fairly comprehensive work, though in English:
https://archive.org/details/cassellscarpentr00hasl