Jon's Bushcraft is a hand-built collection of step-by-step woodland craft tutorials covering cordage, baskets, canoes, carving, fire making, skis, tools, and other practical skills.
Woodgears.ca approaches beginner woodworking with an unusually practical rule: start making things before buying a room full of expensive tools. The page is part tutorial, part anti-shopping guide, and very much a product of the independent technical web.
Mike's Woodwork is a long-running personal project log full of boxes, furniture, jigs, tutorials, repairs, reclaimed wood, CNC experiments, and the kind of practical detail social media usually compresses away.
Look Out Now!'s pipe anatomy page uses a homemade 3D cutaway to explain chambers, shanks, airholes, stems, briar grain and the small construction details that separate a generic diagram from somebody's actual hobby knowledge.
FloorBorders.com documents hundreds of face-nailed parquet border patterns found in Brooklyn homes, with photographs, measured drawings, spreadsheets and historical construction details.