Shop Layout and Design

Typically a woodworking shop starts in a corner of the garage or basement. Then over time you add tools, develop new skills, expand the shop and change the layout. And at some point over this evolution you may be lucky enough to design a new shop from
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Woodworking in Mendocino
by John Kelsey
This article traces the influence Mendocino craftsmen have had on woodworking and related lifestyle choices. These “outsider craftsmen,” as James Krenov calls them, ...
North Bennet Street Industrial School
by John Lively
At Boston’s North Bennet Street Industrial School, students learn to design and build furniture in several 18th-century styles -- Queen Anne, Chippendale, Sheraton, ...
Which Three?
by Robert Sutter
Robert Sutter has a workshop brimming with machines: a 10-in. tablesaw, a 13-in. thicknesser, a long-bed jointer, sanding machines, an overarm router, a drill press, ...
Ultimate Garage Shop Makeover
Learn how one Fine Woodworking staffer converted a musty detached garage into prime real estate for a woodworking super-shop

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How to Change a Bandsaw Blade

If you’ve been fighting to follow a straight line when resawing on the bandsaw,
How To Set Up Your New Japanese Chisel

If you're buying a Japanese chisel for the first time, you need to know that it
Staying Safe on the Tablesaw (Part 1)

Hundreds of students pass through Marc Adams' woodworking school each year, so he