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The case for hand-cut dovetails

April 12, 2021

Someday, you may choose to cut dovetails using a jig and a machine. But there's real value in doing them the old-fashioned way while you are learning.
STL238: Tim Coleman’s shop-sawn veneer secrets–revealed!

April 9, 2021

Fine, they weren't secrets, but Tim sits down with Mike and Ben and the conversation goes deep into veneering processes.
Faces of the Craft: Rosanna Coyne

April 8, 2021

It was in a class at the North Bennet Street School where Rosanna Coyne discovered carving, and found the passion that changed the course of her woodworking journey.
John Hartman, illustrious illustrator

April 7, 2021

Our talented illustrators make the projects featured in FWW easier to understand. Here, we show off some favorite illustrations John Hartman has done for us over the years.
From the Bench: Ben Schiff’s furniture is full of fun

April 2, 2021

In the midst of a pandemic, this newly retired woodworker is amusing himself, his wife, and their neighbors with his furniture adventures.
Mike Farrington’s most-used glues

March 31, 2021

Breaking down the different types of glues that come in handy in Mike Farrington's shop.
Free plans for Unlimited members

March 29, 2021

You asked for it. Now you have it. Unlimited members have free access to Fine Woodworking's entire digital plan collection.
Problem with a product? Contact the manufacturer

March 29, 2021

No one is immune to mistakes, so give them an opportunity to make it right.
Tiny Bit of Wood for a whole lot of people

March 26, 2021

Opening an affordable school where woodworking is therapy, and the marginalized are centered.
STL237: Just the facets, ma’am

March 26, 2021

Deputy editor Jon Binzen joins Mike and Ben to discuss design, designers, and his never-ending love of facets in his own work.

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