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A lucky unlucky start
November 14, 2024

Tim Coleman's path into woodworking may have had a slow start, but it has grown into an inspiring journey.
Editor’s Letter: What is “fine woodworking”?
November 6, 2024

We may teach "fine woodworking" and emphasize the fundamental concepts of it, but we rarely define what the term means.
Asian Fusion Handplane
November 4, 2024

Myko had an idea for a plane melding two traditions and decided it was worth the time and effort to experiment.
STL328: Imperfect Precision
November 1, 2024

Mike, Vic, and Ben discuss the precision really needed in woodworking, methods for creating tapered bevels, and tracksaw techniques.
Made You Look: Drill-Press Mortises
November 1, 2024

Mike Farrington uses an endmill bit on the drill press to create accurate, repeatable mortises.
New Perspectives in Woodworking
October 30, 2024

Mike Schloff's program, Maplewoodshop, provides resources for educators to bring woodworking back into schools.
STL327: Live from Woodworking In America
October 18, 2024

Rollie Johnson, Gary Rogowski, and Phil Huber join Amanda in front of a live audience at Woodworking In America 2024.
Extracting Screws from Reclaimed Wood
October 7, 2024

Yoav Liberman demonstrates a few tried-and-true methods for removing stubborn screws in reclaimed lumber.
STL326: No Finish? No Problem!
October 4, 2024

Seri Robinson, a.k.a. Dr. Spalting, says the best food-safe finish is no finish at all.
Throwback: 18th-Century Workbench
October 3, 2024

In this article from issue #65, Scott Landis explores a long-respected workbench and its attributes.

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