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Managing a dining table with massive components

August 11, 2021

To help manage this large project, Tim Killen designed this farmhouse table with five separate assemblies.
A coffee table built for handwork

August 9, 2021

The story behind a table designed to encourage an exchange between students.
Designer’s Notebook: Greenwood utensil design

August 6, 2021

A well-designed, well-made spoon is a joy to use, and that's one reason why Emmet Van Driesche thinks the craft of spoon carving has had such a resurgence of late.
Editor’s Letter: Something old, something new

August 3, 2021

"This issue’s lineup is a great example of the unique viewpoints that are driving the craft forward today."
STL246: The mighty biscuit joiner vs. the Domino

July 30, 2021

Mike Farrington joins Ben to discuss sliding tablesaws, keeping track of large projects, slow-setting glue, and whether the Domino can actually keep up with the mighty biscuit joiner!
Skills class or project class?

July 27, 2021

Even though learning new skills is the meat of a beginner class, Megan Fitzpatrick finds it's the project that makes it appetizing.
Become a better woodworker overnight

July 22, 2021

The answer isn't better tools or more tools, or even more skills. It's vision.
A few random SketchUp tips

July 21, 2021

Dave Richards demonstrates some of the best practices he uses while working through a model.
My experience with Cutlist Optimizer

July 20, 2021

Sometimes, you need a computer to calculate the most efficient way to cut parts while using as little stock as possible. This program does it in style.
STL245: Hope chest or nope chest?

July 16, 2021

The whole crew gets together to discuss oil stones, how they work through projects, breadboard ends, and whether it's better to build or to sometimes buy.

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