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The Riesener Project: Restoring the 18th century in 3-D

November 11, 2022

A restoration of some of the 18th century's finest furniture, over five years in the making.
Dashed lines and centerlines

November 8, 2022

Essential for accurate work, these are easy to create in any style you like.
How many handplanes on the head of a pin?

November 8, 2022

On this, as so many other subjects, it might be a good idea to curb the obsessive need to tell others they are wrong.
Woodworking News — November 7, 2022

November 7, 2022

An inspiring exhibition at the Center for Art in Wood, new corner jigs from Woodpeckers, and Felder Group holiday deals galore
STL278: Fine Plywood

November 4, 2022

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss their favorite plywoods, how flat an assembly table needs to be, Mike's Tormek, and corner desks.
Woodworking news — October 31, 2022

October 31, 2022

New tools from Metabo HPT, Lee Valley, Oneida, and Woodpeckers as well as The Esherick Museum featured on PBS.
Free your mind, and the rest will follow

October 28, 2022

Try a new method, learn a new technique, be open to new possibilities. You might like it.
Kim McIntyre’s Light-Filled Dream Shop

October 27, 2022

Lots of light and inspiring views. Those were the goals of this shop, attached to a Mid-Century home in Washington state.
300 issues and counting

October 26, 2022

Even after 179 issues, Michael Pekovich is as big a fan of the magazine as he was on his first day on the job.
Crafts fairs: The wrap-up

October 25, 2022

The next big step? Get out there and give it a try.

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