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There's More Than One Way To Skin A Cat: Dealing with Conflicting Woodworking Advice
3 commentsThere is more than one way to skin a cat. This saying simply implies that in woodworking, there are often many ways to do something. For less experienced woodworkers, sometimes this can be frustrating. How does one determine which way is right for them, when there is conflicting advice?
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How to Make and Use a Mini Miter Block
Sometimes power tools and machines are not the most practical or safe method for making cuts. In those instances, hand tools like a saw and miter block can offer a more refined and controlled approach.
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Build a Cutting Board. Build a Countertop. Build a Benchtop.
Learn how to build an edge grain work surface that's easily adaptable for a variety of projects ranging from cutting boards to butcher block countertops.
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Start Woodworking: Edge Grain Cutting Board
4 commentsLearn how to build an edge grain cutting board.
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Practice your dovetails while making dinner
13 commentsFormer Center for Furniture Craftsmanship student Georgia Dent practices her dovetails in the kitchen using apples and sweet potatoes, and her mortise-and-tenons with watermelon. This is a great video.
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A Call for Bloggers!
11 commentsIt's a call to arms as we gear up for a brand-new woodworking website!
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Welcome to Fine Woodworking's new Start Woodworking blog: A place to share fundamental woodworking information and inspiration.
For even more great beginner projects and woodworking how-to, be sure to visit our brand new site, StartWoodworking.com.
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More on this topic: Watch season one and season two of our video series: Getting Started in Woodworking.











