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Matt Kenney
SPECIALTIES: hand tools Matt Kenney taught philosophy before he started working as an associate editor at Fine Woodworking. He built furniture as a hobby and made his first big project, a crib for his daughter, on a 2 ft. by...Read More
Teri Masaschi
SPECIALTIES: Wood Finishing; Repair, Refinishing and Restoration Teri Masaschi is a professional wood finisher and writer, and one of the most popular instructors on the subject at woodworking schools around the country.She began her career as an apprentice for a f...Read More
Doug Stowe
SPECIALTIES: Boxes, Finishing Doug Stowe has been a self-employed furniture and box maker since 1976. He is the author of five woodworking books including Taunton's Complete Illustrated Guide to Box Making and Taunton's book and D...Read More
Chris Gochnour
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Chris Gochnour is a furniture maker, author, and teacher who lives with his wife and two kids in Murray, Utah. A frequent contributor to Fine Woodworking, Gochnour is often called upon for his experti...Read More
Roland Johnson
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Roland Johnson first became interested in wood when he was in high school and worked at a lumberyard. As Roland grew, so did his interest, and in 1976 he started refinishing furniture, building furnit...Read More
Jonathan Binzen
SPECIALTIES: Furniture and Interiors Jonathan Binzen joined Fine Woodworking in 1993 but left for a freelance career. During that time he continued to contribute to the magazine as an author, identifying and interviewing most of the woo...Read More
Paul Schürch
SPECIALTIES: Marquetry, Furniture Making From a young age, Paul Schürch liked building things better than going to school. So when his Swiss dad moved the family from California to his home country, a 15-year-old Paul began a five-year appre...Read More
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