Achieve the accuracy of a sliding tablesaw for a fraction of the price
Tricks and tips for surprisingly smooth cuts
New take on a classic design--construction is as simple as ever
We put dozens to the test, but only 7 emerged as must-haves for woodworkers
Here, to help new woodworkers get started, is a list of our favorite small clamps
Freehand technique is much faster than jigs and guides
Basic tips to maintain a bevel angle and cut your honing time in half
How to add a warm glow to fine casework
From drawer fronts to table aprons, this veneered shape has many uses
Get a rich, traditional look or break out of the bag for a wide range of effects
Learn Joel Shepard's techniques for veneering and crafting wood in miniature
Simple and effective methods for drawing regular and irregular curves to help you incorporate these graceful lines into your work
Learn how wood and fungi interact to create your own beautiful boards
Find out how wood and fungi interact to create beautiful boards
Learn how to use this unique material to its best advantage
Learn how to add fine stringing to a drawer face using shopmade tools
A group of tools to get you started on spindle and faceplate turning
Q: Two months ago, I laminated a U-shaped curve from approximately 40 strips of 1/16-in.-thick African mahogany using yellow glue. The finished piece has a 16-in. radius and 16-in. legs,…
Q: When planing with a normal plane, I always seem to end up skewing it a little to ease the cut. Also, my Lie-Nielsen skew block plane does everything from…
In this 3-part video, Kevin Rodel demonstrates all the steps to creating leather cushions for his prairie settle. Here, in Part One, he shows how to weave nylon cord to make webbing to support the seat cushions
A gallery of circle- and curve-cutting jigs from a master of the bandsaw, plus measured drawings so you can make your own
John White shows how to use a long bar clamp as a handle for guiding large sheets on the tablesaw
John White shows how you can ensure that your tablesaw blade is parallel to the rip fence
John White shows how to fine-tune the height of a jointer for perfectly straight cuts with no snipe
