End Grain on Displayby Asa Christiana
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Cartouche Winner Shakes Things Upby Asa Christiana
Alf Sharp rattles the traditionalists, calling on them to show greater acceptance of contemporary furniture
Building Furnitureby Fine Woodworking editors
The world's best teachers show you better techniques and beautiful projects in this special online collection
New Hampshire Furniture On Blockby Garrett Hack
Live auction a 'humbling marketplace' for furniture makers who participate in annual event
Wishbone Deskby Jonathan Binzen
Aled Lewis's "Wish Desk" uses a joinery system that combines splines, slip tenons, and a segmented sliding dovetail. The wishbone-shaped legs become part of the ...
The Classic Shaker Styleby Christian Becksvoort
What makes a piece of furniture quintessentially Shaker? What defines the style that so many furniture makers see as the epitome of clean lines and excellent craftsmanship? ...
4 Way to Top a Boxby Matt Kenney
Boxes are fun to make and don't cost you much in materials or time. In fact, there's nothing about making a box that is tedious, except perhaps installing the hinges. ...
The Best Woodworker You've Never Heard ofby Jonathan Binzen
In the course of his 50-year career, Jere Osgood has quietly pushed the boundaries of innovation in terms of furniture making style and structure. His work is featured ...
Whimsical table, serious structureby Jonathan Binzen
Jere Osgood describes his Wave table, with its curves and contours imitating ocean waves and its legs inspired by reeds, as “metaphorical furniture.” But there’s ...
Asymmetry: The Designer's Secretby Jonathan Binzen
Perfect symmetry is easy to find—in faces, in furniture, in architecture, even in nature. It appeals to us, and gives us a sense of balance and harmony. That's ...
How to Sculpt a Contemporary Pieceby Danny Kamerath
Learn how to shape curved chair parts that are attractive and comfortable. Danny Kamerath breaks his technique down to three steps: rough out the shape at the bandsaw, ...
Put Your Designs in Perspectiveby Michael C. Fortune
Perspective charts are not expensive but they will change your lifeÑat least they will if you are in the habit of drawing furniture designs to visualize how a completed ...
Q & A: Set Stringing Deep to Increase Glue Surfaceby Dan Faia
Elements of Federalby Steve Latta
The Federal period was an exciting time for the young United States and a prolific one for furniture makers. Stringing, banding, exotic veneers, and inlay are some ...