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STL185: Reading Bob Van Dyke’s Mind

March 15, 2019

Bob, Mike, and Ben discuss tear-out prone woods, milling long vs. short pieces, jointer blade height, and Mike and Ben prove that they know Bob a bit too well
STL184.5: Chris Schwarz

March 8, 2019

Chris and Ben chat about his woodworking history, researching the techniques of ole', and of course, his upcoming appearance at Fine Woodworking Live 2019
STL184: Is it time to stockpile ash?

March 1, 2019

Mike, Barry, and Ben lament the impending demise of their favorite tree, what specifics they look for in sketchbooks, using a hollow-chisel mortiser as a drillpress, and their favorite woodworking books
STL183: The Call of the Cordless Tool

February 15, 2019

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss cordless favorites, gummy camellia oil, waxing jointer beds, and recent smooth moves
STL182.5 – Veneer Master Craig Thibodeau

February 8, 2019

Mike interviews Craig Thibodeau, author of The Craft of Veneering and creator of some of the coolest woodworking pieces you'll ever see
STL182: Tiny Scratches On My Blade

February 1, 2019

Tom, Mike, and Ben discuss concrete floors, honing issues, sliding tablesaws, and homemade paste wax
STL181: Will a Jobsite Saw Cut It?

January 18, 2019

Anissa, John, and Ben discuss small shop solutions, table stretchers, shop lighting, and their recent smooth moves
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