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Kenney reacts as Pekovich informs him (again) that, like tenons, grooves can be cut faster and more effectively on the table saw or router table.

That nail in the cabinet door is probably one of the coolest things I've ever seen on this Web site.

FWW, I have to agree with the many, justified complaints about the pervasion of commercials here on fww.com. Most if not all of us subscribe to the print edition of the magazine (a subscription which in many cases would include access to a Web site) as well as pay a premium for Web content. I also find it a little annoying that I have to log in every five minutes.

What a bunch of greedy ingrates. You'd think Lie-Nielsen was the source of pure consciousness and total enlightenment. Learn to sharpen--I mean really learn to sharpen--and your desire for such name brands will fade to a memory of callowness.

With this type of formal approach, wouldn't the work be more authentically done in the light of day, or else by glow of lantern? And the photos, taken, presumably, with a digital camera, by Daguerreotype?