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STL180: Designing Without Drawing

January 4, 2019

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss design process, vibrant painted finishes, maintaining Japanese chisels, and their shop resolutions for 2019
STL179: Barry’s Insane For The Scrub Plane

December 21, 2018

Barry, Mike, and Ben discuss no-name handplanes, drawboring, scrub planes, and the best wood choice for a dining room table that is likely to travel the world
STL 178: To Glue One Edge or Two?

December 7, 2018

Mike and Ben talk with Bob Van Dyke about stropping, acclimating wood, jointer safety, glue ups, and their all-time favorite techniques
STL 175.5: Bonus Episode with Kate Swann

November 30, 2018

Tom interviews Kate Swann of The Florida School of Woodwork
STL177: Pekovich’s Primitive Projects

November 23, 2018

Mike and Ben talk about Mike's book, his early projects, kumiko, and Mike shoots down another one of Ben's techniques
STL 176: Why we don’t like resawing on the tablesaw

November 9, 2018

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss milling lumber without a joiner, tablesaw resawing, lumber questions, and the top two choices for... everything
STL 175: Stressful Panel Glue Ups

October 26, 2018

Tom, Mike, and Ben discuss panel clamps, plywood backs, Craig Thibodeau, Garrett Hack, and Ben's box of happiness!
STL 174: The power of the spring joint

October 12, 2018

Bob Van Dyke joins Mike and Ben, in studio, to lay down the law on the spring joint, veneer glues, and box splines
STL 173: The Draw of the Wooden Handplane

September 28, 2018

Mike and Ben welcome associate editor, Barry NM Dima into the mix, and discuss wooden handplanes, apartment woodworking, surface prep, cutting board finishes, and all-time favorite tools
STL 172: You’re using your chisels wrong

September 14, 2018

Mike, John, and Ben discuss chisel technique, working in multiple shop spaces, favorite techniques, and finally answer a question about spoon carving