• Shop the Store
  • Best Sellers
  • eBooks
  • Books
  • Plans

  • Videos
  • Tools & Workshops
  • SketchUp

  • Finishing
  • Turning
  • Joinery
• Books
• Plans
• Videos
• Magazine
  • Subscribe
  • Renew
  • Give a gift

  • Current Issue
  • Digital Issue
  • Online Extras

  • Magazine Index
  • Contact Us
• Subscribe
• Renew

• Blogs
• Knots
• Gallery

The Editors Mailbox

FWW to Take on FHB in One Big Buildoff!

Ed Pirnik, Senior Web Producer

4 users recommend

The shop space shared by the editors of Fine Woodworking and Fine Homebuilding has been taken over by the set of our upcoming Buildoff.

Add Comment
Print

Our recent live event "shootouts" have been pretty popular. Folks seem to love watching the editors duke it out with one another. Our first, a Surface Prep Shootout, pitted Editor Asa Christiana against Mike Pekovich in a contest to see whose method--Asa's sanding or Mike's handplaning--could deliver a super-smooth finish the fastest. And recently, Mike was back again, this time taking on associate editor Matt Kenney in a smackdown, trash-talkin' event (OK, maybe it wasn't that harsh) to see who could turn out a tenon the fastest.

Despite the success we've had with the format, we felt it was time to take things to the next level. So we've begun construction on a mudroom set that will host a Buildoff event between Fine Woodworking author Tony O'Malley and Fine Homebuilding author Gary Streigler. The Buildoff will focus on how each author would approach the task of constructing a mudroom built-in.

Join us live from the set on Feb. 17!

On Wednesday, Feb. 17, viewers can tune in for a live video chat from the set of the Buildoff with Streigler and O'Malley, as well as a few of the editors from each of the magazines. We'll be chatting over lunch about the different approaches to building between trim carpenters and fine woodworkers. And, we'll be taking your questions. Later on, we'll be releasing the final Buildoff as a joint FHB/FWW video series.

Below, you can catch a glimpse of the set going up, and listen to the sweet saw stylings of FHB senior editor Chuck Bickford.

Add Comment Print

How to Make Leaded Glass Windows

Back to List

Q&A with Period Furniture Maker Philip C. Lowe

Comments (2)

bvww writes: Jokes on me! You just can't spell properly on this page!(notice my missing "s" in the above comment) I take it all back!

Posted: 4:12 pm on February 8th

bvww writes: Whoever is "ediotr"ing the page needs to do a better job : ) Other than that it sound great! (BTW is Finie Homebuilding your Swedish Publication) Sorry, couldn't resist.
Posted: 4:09 pm on February 8th

You must be logged in to post comments. Log in.