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Inspiration from a Beginner

David5346, member | January 8th, 20093 comments

How one person used woodworking to relieve unusual stresses in his life.

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Key Subjects Indexed to Archived Posts

Killenwood, member | January 7th, 2009

I've not done an analysis of questions received over the last couple years. However, it seems that some of the most frequent questions involve subjects or issues listed below. These issues have...

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Woodworking, Doughnuts, and Bacon

MKenney, member | January 7th, 20091 comment

Sometimes, woodworking makes you so hungry you'll eat anything, perhaps even a doughnut with bacon on it.

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Celebrity blanket chest for sale

Tom, member | January 7th, 2009

Hickory and ash chest appeared on the cover of issue #203 of Fine Woodworking

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Arts and Crafts style Round Table - Stickley #603

EagleLakeWoodworking, member | January 7th, 20093 comments

The video series shows the build of two tables in parallel to illustrate the differences in materials and construction. The outcome of both tables is meant to be nearly identical, but in the process of creating the imposter, I show some nice ways to get the authentic look using different techniques and materials.

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The Not So Big Workshop

kevink, member | January 7th, 200930 comments

Setting Up and Working in a 12' x 12' Basement Shop

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David Marks Shop Tour

The Wood Whisperer, member | January 6th, 20095 comments

A tour of David Marks' workshop and school.

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Free Plan: A Stylish Modern Credenza

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | January 5th, 20091 comment

Symmetry and subtle shadow lines give this credenza a dynamic visual rhythm. This versatile piece can serve as a buffet, office storage unit, or even an audio visual cabinet.

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Woodworking as brain-food

TGB, member | January 3rd, 20092 comments

A regular dose of woodworking does wonders for the brain

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Jig Design in SketchUp - A Little Reverse Engineering

DaveRichards, member | January 3rd, 20094 comments

Use your model to determine the jigs or templates you need to build it in the shop.

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Making a Roubo Workbench: Part 1

mvflaim, member | January 3rd, 200914 comments

Follow along as I build a version of the Roubo workbench based on one by Chris Schwarz and another by Roy Underhill, who writes about the bench in his new book, "The Woodwright’s Guide: Working Wood with Wedge & Edge."

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Japanese paper is a eureka moment

AsaC, member | January 3rd, 200913 comments

Japanese paper is beautiful and dirt-simple to apply

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Making a Window Sash or Breakfront Cabinet Door

Killenwood, member | January 1st, 20098 comments

Classic window sash and breakfront glass doors with molded muntins are challenging woodworking projects. However, I find that working through the detail design in SketchUp clears up any...

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A Woodworker's New Year

sscott, member | December 31st, 20081 comment

With apologies to Guy Lombardo...

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Resolved: To finish a project

elizh, member | December 31st, 2008

One would-be wood turner's new year's resolution

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Making a pear-shaped tea caddy, chapter 3

David5346, member | December 31st, 20081 comment

Final touches on a Georgian reproduction

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Free Plan: Folding Vineyard Table

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | December 30th, 20083 comments

This is a trestle table with a twist. The vineyard table is almost as old a design as the trestle table, dating back 300 years or more. Some sources claim these tables were used by grape pickers in...

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