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Making a Roubo Workbench: Part 2

mvflaim, member | January 23rd, 200915 comments

Laminating the top of the Roubo workbench.

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This Finish Stinks!

David5346, member | January 23rd, 20092 comments

An easy-to-apply finish has an unwelcome side effect

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Rattlesnakes and Other Unwanted Shop Visitors

MBerger, member | January 23rd, 2009

Do you ever get unwanted visitors in your shop? A rowdy neighbor, a mouse or two? They probably don't compare to the one that invaded one reader's shop in Pheonix, Arizona.

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"Align View" - a Little Known, but Handy Function

Killenwood, member | January 22nd, 2009

I don't use it that often, but when I do the "Align View" function is very helpful. It comes in handy when I'm making a full-size template of a component's details. In the case of the 18th C Childs...

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A Tale of Two Tablesaw Sleds

KiddervilleAcres, member | January 22nd, 200911 comments

Learn what two Knots members did to customize the Ultimate Crosscut Sled, featured in a Fine Woodworking article by John McCormack.

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A Visit to a Specialty Lumber Mill

Charles_Neil, member | January 22nd, 20093 comments

Charles Neil takes you along with him on a visit to his friend, Norman Hughes and a quick tour of Good Hope Hardwoods in Landenberg, PA.

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Big shock from new router

MKenney, member | January 21st, 20093 comments

I bought a new router, and it's not as powerful as the box claims.

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Test blocks for door trim installation? You betcha!

Tom, member | January 20th, 20092 comments

A woodworker's self-realization is complete.

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Holiday Woodworking Gift Challenge Winners

LieNielsen, member | January 19th, 20091 comment

The winners of our Holiday Woodworking Gift Challenge are Jordan Elise Durban and Keith Burns.

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Making and Inserting Wood Plugs: The Boat Builder's Way

DaveRichards, member | January 19th, 2009

Hi Matt and Asa, I've been following along with the video series that you have been doing. I am enjoying it very much. Thanks for doing it. Whenever I see a woodworker working with plugs I...

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An 18th C Child's Cradle - Handling Difficult Shapes and Angles

Killenwood, member | January 17th, 20091 comment

Last week I attended the Colonial Williamsburg Conference, "Working Wood in the 18th Century. Covering the subject - Bedroom Furniture - I found this conference very educational and valuable...

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The gloved woodworker

AsaC, member | January 17th, 200911 comments

Lightweight work gloves are surprisingly handy in the shop

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A lesson in fitting drawers

David5346, member | January 16th, 2009

Learning how to fit drawers in a not-so-perfect case

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Carve a Rosette - 1-2-3!

Charles_Neil, member | January 16th, 20094 comments

Sometimes we have to step back and look at a task that seems difficult and figure out a way to make it not so. In this video, Charles has some simple steps to follow to carve a rosette, that...

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Woodworking the Williamsburg way

moscowfield, member | January 16th, 20091 comment

The 11th annual Working Wood in the 18th Century conference presented by Colonial Williamsburg

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Martha Stewart visits with Lie-Nielsen Toolworks

TGB, member | January 15th, 20095 comments

For a few minutes this morning, Martha Stewart put aside the herb crepes with wild mushrooms and visited with Tom Lie-Nielsen, founder of Lie-Nielsen Toolworks. He talked about his hand tools and...

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Woodworking with Ugly Men

MKenney, member | January 14th, 20092 comments

I've built things from wood most of my life, but it wasn't until I met Joe Mazurek, a self-proclaimed ugly man, that I really learned how to make furniture.

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Creating Templates for a Complex Shape

DaveRichards, member | January 13th, 200911 comments

Generate templates for sections along the length of the piece to make profile gauges in the shop.

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Show Us Your Exposed Joinery For a Chance to Win Great Prizes!

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | January 13th, 2009

Have you made a piece of furniture with exposed joinery? We want to see it. Post your photos in our gallery contest and you might win more than $150 in prizes.

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