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the Gorman bench

fidgen, member | October 4th, 20114 comments

This was a custom design I fell into this past summer, 2011. The Gorman bench. Tom Fidgen. The music is something I wrote for the piece. www.theUnpluggedWoodshop.com

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Blade brake inventor aims to compete with SawStop

MKenney, member | September 1st, 2011147 comments

A woodworker and inventor in New England has developed a blade guard that doubles as a sensor for a table saw safety device. When it senses flesh, the blade stops in about 1/8 of a second.

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Woodworking Returns to Public Schools

Tom, member | June 6th, 20114 comments

Woodworking attempts a comeback in Boston schools

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SIM Re-Test Dips Version

epirnik, member | April 11th, 2011

SIM Re-Test Dips Version

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SIM Re-Test Dissolves Version

epirnik, member | April 11th, 2011

SIM Re-Test Dissolves Version

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SIM Re-Test - Cuts Version

epirnik, member | April 11th, 2011

SIM Re-Test - Cuts Version

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SIM Test Cuts

epirnik, member | April 10th, 2011

SIM Test Cuts

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SIM Test Dips

epirnik, member | April 10th, 2011

SIM Test Dips

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Video: How to Flatten Wide Boards

GEide, member | March 8th, 201110 comments

St. Louis furniture maker David Moore shows how to flatten wide boards by hand in an informative and inspirational video.

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The Perfect Winter Woodworking Project: Snowshoes!

Tom, member | February 22nd, 20112 comments

Get a glimpse into what it takes to make a traditional pair of wooden snow shoes.

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Bend a Solid Oak 2x6 on Edge? Yup!

Vlad_S, member | February 10th, 201111 comments

How do you bend a 6 in. thick piece of solid white oak into a radius of just 30 in. along its axis? I mean, without having it splinter into a million pieces.

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Praktrik-ally impossible furniture

Vlad_S, member | February 10th, 20111 comment

Designed to puzzle: Bulgarian architect Petar Zaharinov's clever designs range from practical, Danish-style aesthetics to M.C. Escher-like complexity. Plus, they come packaged in their own self-contained shopping baggie. Check out these nifty tables--they might boggle your senses!

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Bowl Turning Head-to-Head: Man vs. Man+Machine

Vlad_S, member | January 6th, 20113 comments

Who can turn a better and faster bowl, a turner on a treadle or on an electric-powered lathe? The answer might surprise you.

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Video: Clever Sled for Curved Bevels on the Tablesaw

MKenney, member | December 22nd, 20109 comments

Learn Geoffrey Carson's method for cutting curved wide bevels using a modified panel-raising fence on the tablesaw. Watch the short video...

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Spanish woodworker shares finer points of side rabbet planes

Vlad_S, member | November 17th, 201010 comments

From a tiny workshop tucked away in Toledo, Spain, woodworker Julio Alonso shares sharpening techniques and surveys the versatility of these little planes.

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Rollie Johnson, Primetime Woodworker

Tom, member | November 10th, 20101 comment

Rollie gives folks a preview of his finishing seminar in Sacramento, at The Woodworking Shows exhibition

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Tool Chest with an Arts & Crafts Legacy

JonBinzen, member | November 4th, 201028 comments

Trevor Hadden's tool chest was the culminating project of a two-year apprenticeship that provided him with an impressive set of woodworking skills along with a direct link to the furniture makers of the English Arts & Crafts movement.

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Video Tour: Garage Shop Makeover

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | October 28th, 201035 comments

Step inside FWW art director Michael Pekovich's newly remodeled garage shop, as featured in the 2010 Tools & Shops issue.

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Workbench Tip: How to Cut Small Trim

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | October 24th, 20105 comments

It's OK to turn off your tablesaw when working with small parts. Really. Don't worry. It'll still be there when you're done.

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This is what happens when Roy Underhill meets a SawStop

MKenney, member | October 19th, 201014 comments

Evidently the folks at Highland Woodworking in Atlanta thought it a good idea to let Roy Underhill test the flesh sensing technology of a SawStop. Watch the video to see what happens.

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