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Pint-sized arts and crafts cabinet
3 commentsHere's a great little project that packs in a big Arts and Crafts punch. It's a scaled-down version of an Arts and crafts display case that I had originally built for Fine Woodworking. It incorporates the same features as the original, but requires less lumber and effort to build.
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Easy handles for a sliding doors
7 commentsI like sliding doors and lids, partly because I get to make this nice handle in one simple step on the tablesaw.
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The hobbit cupboard completed
12 commentsCustom-forged hinges are the final touch on a middle earth-inspired cabinet.
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Shop Talk Live 15: Curvy Cabinet Conundrum
10 commentsThis week on Shop Talk Live, we poll readers on our next Video Workshop furniture project and answer woodworking questions.
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Make perfect square pegs with real strength
8 commentsI recently found a way to quickly make and install square pegs that transition to a round body, for the best combination of strength and good looks
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New tool cabinet packs in a lot of storage
10 commentsA full-size mock up ensured that all my tools would fit in my new tool cabinet.
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FWW Live: Meet Michael Fortune, Renaissance Man
1 commentAt Fine Woodworking Live, this summer in New Paltz, NY, you'll get to learn from and swap stories with many of our star authors, none brighter than Michael Fortune, of Toronto, Canada.
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SketchUp: Down and Dirty
5 commentsYou don't have to be a SketchUp wiz to put the program to work in your furniture design.
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Shaker chimney cupboard questions?
12 commentsIf you have any questions about the recent Shaker chimney cupboard video workshop, post them here and I'll be happy to answer them.
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Free Plan: Wall Cabinet in Cherry
1 commentSpare design highlights traditional joinery
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A Better Way to Fit Mitered Trim
9 commentsFaced with installing lots of mitered molding on doors for a built-in project, I came up with a technique for fast, perfect results.
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UPDATE: Building Small Cabinets by Doug Stowe
289 commentsSee who won an autographed copy of Building Small Cabinets
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Rise Above the Noise
In today's competitive marketplace, its important to differentiate yourself from others. Make your clients aware of your entire product offering and utilize different channels to rise above the noise.
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A Door to Match My Kitchen Cabinets
A few weeks ago on this blog, I presented my Kitchen Cabinet for an engineer. I did not include the paneled door, so this entry will fill that void. I chose to use a Shaker style cabinet door with a...
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Recycled Chestnut Cabinetry Dresses up a Formal Fireplace
1 commentBookending a stone fireplace with recycled chestnut cabinetry
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Make a wooden, spring-assisted, sash cord lid stay.
2 commentsHere's a cool way to keep a cabinet lid open using a piece of sash cord and a scrap of thin wood.
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Transform Reclaimed Cedar Siding into Beautiful Cabinet Panels
4 commentsRecycled material keeps the cost down of a recent project, and adds an upgrade to the original design.
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Tool companies shower awards on talented young furnituremakers
2 commentsPrizes were awarded last night in Rockport, Maine, at the opening of "Regeneration: Fine Woodworkers Under 30," a juried exhibition co-sponsored by the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship and Fine Woodworking magazine, a special e
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Timeless Revolutionary Era Kitchen Remodel
4 commentsInspiring before and after photos of a cramped revolutionary era kitchen transformed into an timeless and functional kitchen.
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Kitchen Cabinets - The Engineer's Way
9 commentsHave you searched for "Kitchen Cabinets" in Google Warehouse? I was amazed at the thousands of entries in all types and sizes. I recently spent several hours sifting through a number of the citations...
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