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Shop Safety: Basic Trauma Training
March 19, 2025

Chuck Frain introduces safety training as part of a shop first-aid kit.
Katie Hudnall: Longest Distance Between Two Points
March 14, 2025

The Museum for Art in Wood hosts Katie Hudnall, a fine furniture maker with a background in art and illustration.
STL336: Applause From The Maestro
March 7, 2025

Sergei Gerasimenko thought he was just dropping off his latest commission. Instead he received a well-deserved round of applause.
STL335: Morley takes on Maine
February 21, 2025

Ben and Amanda chat with Phil Morley, the newest Lead Instructor for Center for Furniture Craftmanships nine month comprehensive.
Four Hand-Tool Approaches to Side Beads
February 20, 2025

Bill Pavlak provides four hand-tool approaches to classic molding.
Editor’s Letter: What is the future of woodworking?
February 18, 2025

One reader can see a time when computers have become the dominant and, eventually, only tool used by most people to create furniture and other wood objects.
Randy Ogle, chairmaker and musician
February 12, 2025

This section of Andrew D. Glenn’s book Backwoods Chairmakers: In Search of the Appalachian Chairmaker gives a glimpse into the life and work of Randy Ogle, a third-generation woodworker in Gatlinburg, Tenn.
Free Verse: Marquetry Gallery
February 10, 2025

An exhibit at the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship features a talented array of marquetry artists.
STL334: Understanding Hoadley
February 7, 2025

Randy Wilkinson joins Amanda and Ben to discuss his work as a furniture conservator and wood identification expert.
Made You Look: Rebuilding a wooden yacht
February 3, 2025

Nothing on a boat is square, plumb, parallel, or perpendicular; nevertheless, Eric Rimel learned a lot about woodworking while watching.

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