Fine Woodworking

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No meat in front of the blade

June 2, 2021

This simple rule helps keep your mind on your work and results in safer woodworking.
Slice it like Pye

May 28, 2021

When furniture maker Jeff Miller fell in love with the fluted bowls of English craftsman David Pye, he decided to build his own version of Pye's "fluting engine."
An homage to a humble master

May 26, 2021

Carl Stammerjohn has taught many woodworkers in his years at Cerritos College. Here's a tribute from one of them, as he gets ready to enjoy retirement.
No shame in painting (or in using a roller to do it)

May 25, 2021

It's often historically accurate to paint furniture, plus it's a great way to dress up and protect the wood.
STL241: Dust collectors vs. dust extractors

May 21, 2021

Vic Tesolin joins Mike and Ben to discuss dust collection, upgrading old tablesaws, whether a shop is ever done, and the finer points of Instagram etiquette.
How to print full-sized patterns in SketchUp

May 19, 2021

Dave Richards demonstrates how to export and print full sized plans on a large-format printer using a handy extension.
A look at Piher and their double-acting clamps

May 17, 2021

Piher's system can increase clamping pressure while allowing more control.
Why I fit kitchen cabinet doors and drawers on site

May 13, 2021

It's a surefire way to get a perfect fit without breaking your back.
What is a board foot?

May 12, 2021

A measure of volume, this calculation is really only pertinent when you sidle up to the cash register.
STL240: Nature is Dave Fisher’s design partner

May 7, 2021

Green woodworker and carver Dave Fisher answers listener questions about greenwood projects, finding and storing green wood, and how he goes about designing his incredible pieces.

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