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  • What Makes My Bench WorkVideo: What Makes My Bench Work

    with Garrett Hack

    A video tour of a workbench that was 30 years in the making

  • A Classic Step StoolA Classic Step Stool

    by Tommy MacDonald

    Whether you are a beginning woodworker or a seasoned veteran, this classic step stool is designed to put your skills on display. Dovetail joinery, curved stretchers, ...

  • Hickory and Ash Blanket ChestHickory and Ash Blanket Chest

    by Peter Turner

    Peter Turner's blanket chest combines angled joinery with straightforward construction. The legs of the frame-and-panel chest serve as end pieces for the front, ...

  • Pro Portfolio: Subtropical VirtuosoPro Portfolio: Subtropical Virtuoso

    by Jonathan Binzen

    Australian Grant Vaughan carves sensational vessels on his veranda

  • Tune Up Your WorkbenchTune Up Your Workbench

    by Richard L. Humphreville

    Your workbench is one of the most important tools in the shop, and it takes a terrific beating. After all, it serves as a platform for sawing, planing, chiseling, ...

  • Forget What You Know About WorkbenchesForget What You Know About Workbenches

    by Josh Finn

    Josh Finn's workbench is a model of versatility. It features two long, narrow torsion-box beams with Homasote tops and melamine bottoms. The beams rest on two wide ...

  • Make Your Own OrnamentsMake Your Own Ornaments

    by David Lake

    Contrasting woods and multiple-axis turning yield bold, distinctive tree decorations

  • A Better Way to Build BoxesA Better Way to Build Boxes

    by Doug Stowe

    This striking box, with its maple sides and contrasting mesquite top, is one of Doug Stowe's favorites and is an ideal project for demonstrating a continuous-grain ...

  • The High Art of the LowboyThe High Art of the Lowboy

    by Philip C. Lowe

    This lowboy is about as traditional as American furniture gets, but it is still highly practical today. The lowboy can be used as a dressing table or hall table, ...

  • Finishing a Very Large TableFinishing a Very Large Table

    by Peter Gedrys

    Watch how master finisher Peter Gedrys plans and completes a finish on a veneered dining table that seats eight

  • Video Workshop GuideVideo Workshop Guide

    by Fine Woodworking editors

    Watch our experts build a piece of furniture step by step on video and download a detailed project plan so you can build along.

  • Weekend Project: Build an Arts and Crafts BookcaseWeekend Project: Build an Arts and Crafts Bookcase

    by Gary Rogowski

    Wedged tenons and clean lines define this oak original. You cut the through mortises with a plunge router and template. Get step-by-step instructions and download the plan.

  • Build a Beautiful BedBuild a Beautiful Bed

    by Fine Woodworking editors

    Here's a portfolio of project ideas from FWW experts. All with step-by-step instructions that show you how to handle the trickiest parts of construction. Complete project plans are also available.

  • A Low Console for Home TheaterA Low Console for Home Theater

    by Steve Casey

    Entertainment centers aren't what they used to be. Today's slim televisions and home-theater equipment demand sleek, low consoles that can be adapted to house all ...

  • Side Table with a TwistSide Table with a Twist

    by Chris Gochnour

    This drop-leaf table is based on an early English piece, but Chris Gochnour has given his design a distinctly American Arts and Crafts look. When the leaves are ...

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