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End Grain Hollowing Project: Turning an Egg Cup

JoeLarese, member | January 7th, 20132 comments

Turning an egg cup is an excellent project for developing foundation skills in spindle turning and end-grain hollowing.

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Intermediate Workbench Video Series

epirnik, member | June 28th, 201223 comments

A serious workbench for woodworkers with limited shop space

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Folding sawhorse stows away

AsaC, member | February 9th, 201217 comments

This rock-solid sawhorse folds and stows away in a sliver of space, and you can make it from hardwood scraps and hardware-store hinges.

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Tweaking a shaker table

kenstonge, member | February 7th, 20121 comment

Padauk pegs add a whimsical detail

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Successful first try at breadboard ends

Tom, member | January 24th, 20124 comments

A simple jig makes the process error-free

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Furniture Dressed for Success

CustomMade, member | January 23rd, 2012

If you find inspiration in your clothing, you can also express that vision through a fine custom furniture piece for your home.

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Live Edge Inlaid Ambrosia Maple Dining Table

CustomMade, member | November 21st, 20113 comments

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Box design, with a little help from my friends

MKenney, member | April 15th, 20113 comments

I came upon a small design challenge when making a box recently. Fortunately, I have some great designers and makers here in the office, so I just asked for help. See how things turned out.

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Recycled Materials Make for One Great Budget Workbench

KellyJDunton, member | March 25th, 20119 comments

A couple of choice estate sale finds inspire one FW staffer to put together a solid workbench on a super-tight budget.

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Weekend lantern project

MakevilleStudio, member | February 9th, 20111 comment

Transform an inexpensive IKEA glass lamp with this simple, elegant and easily customized hardwood shroud. Makes a great intro to mortise and tenons for kids, so enlist your "apprentice" to cut the side panels and tenons.

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Hardwood selector is free and fantastic

AsaC, member | November 30th, 20106 comments

The Hardwood Manufacturers Association has a free, easy-to-use wood selector online, with all the info a woodworker needs, including working properties, design ideas, and images of each wood with various finishes on it.

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Day 6 Building a Workbench: Legs, Feet, Braces and Stretchers

Bill_Peck, member | September 20th, 2010

Do you want to know how to make a really strong base for your workbench? I'll show you how!

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Shaping a High Arched Foot

Killenwood, member | December 19th, 20091 comment

Last week I showed the procedure I used to make the breadboard on a Shaker Table. Using that same table, I will demonstrate a method for making and shaping the high-arched foot. The making of the...

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Fine Curved Front Drawers Without Dovetails

danmosheim, member | October 4th, 20091 comment

a post regarding doweled curved front drawers

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Maple Table ( Nakashima Inspired )

fullnelson, member | September 29th, 2009

This is one of the tables I will be showing at the Fine Furnishings Show this weekend. The base is ebonized Ash and stainless steel. I used steel wool soaked in vinegar to ebonize the Ash. Finish is...

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Make a Wooden Greeting Card

MBerger, member | May 9th, 20091 comment

Add a woodsy touch to your next gifting occasion with a handmade greeting card made from wood veneer

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Tool Chest

fidgen, member | May 9th, 200910 comments

Tool Chest Contest

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Building an Interior Door: Part One - The Frame

GregoryPaolini, member | April 23rd, 20096 comments

A Graphic Journey through the construction of an interior door for a contemporary home

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Treecycling with Alec Jordan

GLASTARZA, member | March 29th, 20095 comments

Check out this coffee table made from “green” wood in The Gallery.

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Essential workbench has lived up to its name

AsaC, member | March 27th, 20094 comments

Lon Schleining's workbench published in a 2003 issue of Fine Woodworking has proven popular. Share photos of your Schleining-inspired bench and view others in the Readers Gallery.

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