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Sponsored All About the Screw Joint
October 16, 2017

Mario Rodriguez explains why wood screws play an important role in his furniture making.
How to cut mat and glass for picture framing
October 11, 2017

Standard-sized mats are readily available and very affordable, but if you're using non-standard materials or framing non-standard-sized artwork, you're going to need to cut your own mat and glass
Working With MDF
October 5, 2017

If you're painting a cabinet, medium-density fiberboard is hard to beat
Iridescent String Inlay
September 27, 2017

ZipFlex, a laminated shell material brings sparkle to your work
How to Build a Perfect Picture Frame
September 27, 2017

The key to success is mastering the splined miter.
Easy Technique for Gluing Thin Panels
September 27, 2017

Low-profile clamps and blue tape combine to eliminate buckling during the glue-up.
How to make a small chisel for delicate detail work
September 27, 2017

Even the smallest chisel you can buy is sometimes too big for inlay and stringing, so make your own, using jeweler’s files for the blades.
How to cut large stock with a miter saw
September 25, 2017

Crosscutting an 8/4 maple board can be an exercise in frustration, but with proper technique it can be done consistently and accurately
How to Add Glass and Art to a Picture Frame
September 18, 2017

What you need—and need to know—once you’ve built the picture frame.
Taming Tough Grain with a Bevel-Up Plane
September 11, 2017

See how Bob Van Dyke uses a 45º blade in his low-angle bevel-up planes to tame highly figured wood and to break hard edges without worrying about grain direction.

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