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Easy-to-install spiral cutterheads for $250

AsaC, member | July 15th, 200912 comments

Accu-Head makes it easy to get a spiral or helical cutterhead in your planer or jointer.

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Makita shows off new 10-inch slider at AWFS Fair

patrick_mccombe, member | July 15th, 20091 comment

With a crosscut capacity that rivals 12-inch models, Makita's new 10-inch sliding miter saw looks like a winner.

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New Delta midi-lathes have the power, mass, and capacity of larger lathes

AsaC, member | July 15th, 2009

Reacting to customer feedback, Delta has built full-size power, mass, and features into its new mid-sized lathes.

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Have Your Blanket Chest Featured in an Upcoming Book

petersturner, member | July 15th, 20092 comments

Call for Entries: I'm looking for 35 blanket chests to appear in an upcoming book on the subject for The Taunton Press.

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SawStop rolls out a more affordable cabinet saw, aimed at serious hobbyists

AsaC, member | July 14th, 200919 comments

The SawStop Professional Cabinet Saw does almost everything its big brother does, with better dust collection and a much-lower price. It is aimed squarely at small-shop pros and serious hobbyists.

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How a Violin is Made

Tom, member | July 14th, 20092 comments

Discovery Channel's 'How It's Made' show gives play-by-play account of how a violin is built

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UPDATE: Book Giveaway: The New Woodworker Handbook by Tom Hintz

BetsyE, member | July 14th, 200915 comments

See who won a copy of The New Woodworker Handbook

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Tool Time in Vegas: AWFS 2009 Roundup

Ed_Pirnik, member | July 10th, 20096 comments

Keep tabs on the coolest new tool releases set to debut at this year's AWFS fair.

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Moving with Tools

patrick_mccombe, member | July 10th, 20099 comments

How much does it cost for a moving company to relocate a small shop 300 miles?

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My Strategy with SketchUp

Killenwood, member | July 9th, 20094 comments

There are a number of ways SketchUp is used in woodworking including:1. The development of a conceptual design2. Creating views and images for client review3. Working out a complex joint4. Estimating...

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Another Celebrity Woodworker

GEide, member | July 9th, 2009

Actor Nick Offerman, from the new television show Parks and Recreation, is a woodworker and boat builder.

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A rest stop for woodworkers

MKenney, member | July 8th, 20091 comment

The Vermont welcome center in Guilford (I-91) is the best one I've ever been to. It's clean, gorgeous, and has custom furniture on display.

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Walking Tables Creep Me Out

Tom, member | July 7th, 20093 comments

Living tables conjure images of classic zombie flick

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UPDATE: DVD Giveaway: Traditional Molding Techniques: Cornice Moldings by Don McConnell

BetsyE, member | July 7th, 200932 comments

See who won a copy of Traditional Molding Techniques: Cornice Moldings

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Shooting Board

RobPorcaro, member | July 7th, 20096 comments

A shooting board is invaluable for precise work. Here's a simple, effective approach.

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On the Road with Fine Woodworking

Ed_Pirnik, member | July 7th, 2009

Mario Rodriguez's dovetail joinery, creative table stacking and life on the road.

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America's most important piece of furniture?

moscowfield, member | July 7th, 20092 comments

Fine Woodworking author gets a unique commission

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World's Smallest Cordless Drill

MBerger, member | July 7th, 20095 comments

Woodworkers are always looking for the lightest and most compact cordless power tools. Look no further...

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Making a Recorder Instrument

Killenwood, member | July 4th, 20092 comments

After hearing news recently of the discovery of world's oldest musical instrument - a 35,000 year old flute made from a wing bone - I wondered how it would be to create a "modern" recorder. Using...

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