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Meet an 11-Year-Old Woodworking Wiz

JoeLarese, member | April 19th, 20136 comments

Isaac Ashdown cuts dovetails with as much skill as many craftsmen twice his age

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How Does a Fine Woodworker Change a Lightbulb?

Ed_Pirnik, member | April 1st, 201359 comments

We answer the age-old question and fill our readership in on an upcoming live event with your favorite woodworkers

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John Cameron's Massachusetts Ming

JonBinzen, member | March 29th, 20136 comments

John Cameron's new white oak chairs blend Ming Dynasty elegance with contemporary Western practicality. In this audio slide show he gives a guided tour of the new chairs and describes the process of designing and building them.

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May I present FWW managing editor Tom McKenna

Ed_Pirnik, member | March 14th, 20133 comments

Catch a glimpse of the lighter side of our managing editor at work

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Cutting Bench Makes it easy to convert fresh-cut logs into turning blanks

JoeLarese, member | March 6th, 20135 comments

Use this bench and a chainsaw to make bowl and spindle blanks for woodturning.

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Aled Lewis: Woodworking Odyssey

JonBinzen, member | February 7th, 201310 comments

Center for Furniture Craftsmanship teacher Aled Lewis left behind a commercial shop, lured by the yearning to build one-of-a-kind pieces of handcrafted furniture.

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Hidden Genius: The Extraordinary Furniture of Roentgen

sscott, member | January 16th, 201318 comments

In the Roentgen's 18-century furniture, lavish marquetry and ornament conceals brilliant mechanical workings

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Time lapse sequence of turning a toy top

JoeLarese, member | December 19th, 2012

Watch woodturner Joe Larese turn a top in this time lapse video sequence.

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Robert Erickson's Chairs: Angle of Repose

JonBinzen, member | November 29th, 20125 comments

Working in the off-the-grid shop he built forty years ago near Nevada City, California, self-taught woodworker Robert Erickson has earned a national reputation for his chairs.

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Peter Galbert's House of Windsor

JonBinzen, member | October 23rd, 20123 comments

Peter Galbert makes Windsor chairs in a house whose origins go back 210 years to its first owner—another Windsor chairmaker. Explore his new shop in the old house and catch a glimpse of his stunning chairs.

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Inside the Shaker Workshop

MKenney, member | September 27th, 20129 comments

When it came to woodworking technology, the Shakers were right at the forefront

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Silas Kopf: Majoring in Marquetry

JonBinzen, member | September 26th, 20127 comments

Silas Kopf is the most prominent American master of marquetry on furniture. This audio slide show presents a wide array of his accomplished work.

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From Raw Steel to Righteous Tool

MKenney, member | September 17th, 201211 comments

Watch tool maker John Neeman at work forging a timbler slick with a traditional socket handle.

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The first-ever FWW Live, as it happened

AsaC, member | August 9th, 20129 comments

Our most passionate readers and popular authors descended on lovely New Paltz, NY, for Fine Woodworking's first-ever conference. I left inspired and informed, with a few hundred new friends.

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MIT Students and Professor Invent Handheld CNC Router System

Tom, member | August 9th, 201235 comments

Could this device change the future of woodworking?

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Combining My Passions For Bikes and Furniture Making

davemoore, member | August 6th, 2012

I love to make furniture and I love to make and ride bikes. Here is a fun video where I combine the two by making handlebars out of wood. Then I shred.

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Peter Sandback Nails His Designs

JonBinzen, member | July 26th, 20129 comments

Peter Sandback creates beautiful inlay with nails. Find out how he does it in a Masters of the Craft audio slideshow.

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Japanese Chisel Tuneup - Part 2

Jay_Speetjens, member | June 9th, 2012

In part two of a three-part series on tuning up Japanese chisels, learn tips on back-flattening and sharpening.

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Should Woodworkers Say Goodbye to Ebony?

MKenney, member | June 7th, 201297 comments

I stumbled across this video while reading the woodworking subreddit on reddit. Bob Taylor, a co-founder of Taylor Guitars, provides a unique perspective on the availability of ebony and explains what role he has in providing it to instrument makers. It's not clear if this is where our ebony comes from, too.

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Liam Flynn: Virtuoso Vessel Maker

JonBinzen, member | May 31st, 20126 comments

Using straightforward turning and carving techniques, Irish woodworker Liam Flynn turns extraordinary vessels from green wood and enriches their refined forms with freehand fluting. This slideshow presents an array of his work and methods.

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