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Benchmarks: Tim Rousseau’s Source of Inspiration

October 4, 2019

It could be said I got my start in woodworking when I took my first class at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship in 1997. But the truth of it is…
How to Draw an Ellipse

October 2, 2019

Bob Miller argues that with a few simple formulas and a clever jig, it becomes possible to draw and cut ellipses of any size and add this stately and pleasing shape to your work.
In Memory of a Friend

October 1, 2019

Former editor Andy Engel writes a tribute to his friend, former Fine Woodworking editor Bill Duckworth.
STL199: In Defense of Tail Vises

September 27, 2019

Bob, Mike, and Ben discuss workbenches and vises, a listener's walnut dilemma, spline jigs, and their all-time favorite tools
STL198.5: Bonus Episode with Tim Rousseau

September 20, 2019

While recording the Modern Desk video workshop, Tim Rousseau and Ben sat down to talk about finishing, resawing, veneering, and the Danish Modern aesthetic
Spooning Up Woodworking Lessons

September 16, 2019

Vic Tesolin argues that even if you're not into spoon carving, there are many lessons that carving a spoon can teach any woodworker
STL198: How much lumber is too much lumber?

September 13, 2019

John, Barry, and Ben discuss workbench stretchers and basement shops vs. garage shops, and a new chapter begins in the round vs. square mortise debate
The Process of Planning a Project

September 12, 2019

For Mike Farrington, sometimes planning a project is the most difficult part of woodworking
Don’t knock the last person’s work

September 11, 2019

Some people criticize others’ work to make themselves look better in the eyes of prospective customers. But Nancy Hiller argues that this is a dangerous way of doing business.

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