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The Future of Woodworking: Alison Croney Moses

Working with multiple layers of veneer, Croney Moses deploys coopering and bent lamination to create shell and pod forms. An early breakthrough came when she realized you don’t have to close a coopered vessel; she’s been exercising that flexibility ever since.

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Free Art Print To celebrate Fine Woodworking’s 50th year, deputy art director John Tetreault carved a wood-block print in mahogany. The initial drawing for the block was inspired by…
From the Editor: Looking Back, Looking Forward
Michael Pekovich celebrates 50 years of Fine Woodworking by reflecting on the true value of the magazine and the community it has fostered.
Capturing Charles Rohlf's Arts and Crafts Style
Peter Marcucci takes a broad look at 19th-century furniture maker Charles Rohlfs and some general characteristics of his approach to design and construction.
Testing CBN Grinding Wheels
Chris Gochnour found CBN wheels have all the benefits of traditional wheels, with none of the downsides.
Arts and Crafts Umbrella Stand
Peter Marcucci adapts a furniture Charles Rohlf waste container by adding a liner to turn it into an umbrella stand.
Three Ways to Glue Up Miters
Erik Curtis shows his methods for gluing up angled cuts.
From the Bench: Moving Day
When August R. Reichert III decided to move his complete collection of Fine Woodworking magazines from his attic to his shop, he thought the process would simply be a matter of lifting, hauling, and organizing. He wasn't prepared for the emotional journey he found himself on.
Seth Rolland: Trees Transformed
For a recent exhibition, furniture maker and sculptor Seth Rolland created sculptures made with tree trimmings and fallen branches, with a focus on joinery that highlights the natural joinery of trees.
Mirka's Ultimax Ligno vs. 3M Xtract Cubitron
Adam Godet tests two high-tech sanding disks

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