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Japanese paper is a eureka moment
January 3, 2009

Japanese paper is beautiful and dirt-simple to apply
Making a Window Sash or Breakfront Cabinet Door
January 2, 2009

Classic window sash and breakfront glass doors with molded muntins are challenging woodworking projects. However, I find that working through the detail design in SketchUp clears up any...
A Woodworker’s New Year
December 31, 2008

With apologies to Guy Lombardo...
Resolved: To finish a project
December 31, 2008

One would-be wood turner's new year's resolution
Making a pear-shaped tea caddy, chapter 3
December 31, 2008

Final touches on a Georgian reproduction
My first turning
December 24, 2008

Take a look at this little vase I turned recently.
A machine mishap
December 24, 2008

A quick lesson in using the SawStop
Looking ahead: Furniture Society Conference 2009
December 23, 2008

A look back at the 2008 conference and a sneak peak at the 2009 conference in Boone, North Carolina
Making a Bail for a Shaker Chip Box
December 23, 2008

In starting the design for a Shaker Chip Box, I thought how easy it looked - but soon was surprised by the complexity of the bent handle or Bail. This…
Epoxy floor tip: If you don’t add grit, you just might slip
December 22, 2008

If you plan to apply epoxy to a garage floor, add sand before the final coat, or you'll have to watch your step.

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