How-to

The key to Mike Pekovich's box joints is a simple jig that allows him to work quickly toward a perfect fit.

Clean lines and a clever pivot highlight this attractive and useful table.

Upholstery might seem intimidating at first, but making a comfortable seat cushion is well within the skillset of any woodworker. In this video series, upholsterer Michael Mascelli takes you through…

Master boxmaker Doug Stowe shows how to make a modified verion of the classic box joint, which combines strength and style with some extra design options.

After disassembling the previous cutterhead and gearbox, it's time to add the upgrade: a Byrd Shelix helical head.

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

The first steps in the upgrade are to remove the cutterhead and gearbox.

Crosscutting an 8/4 maple board can be an exercise in frustration, but with proper technique it can be done consistently and accurately

Learn how to enhance your furniture with this Japanese latticework technique

Nothing exemplifies the quality of an accomplished and experienced woodworker better than the full command of handplanes. In this online video class, teacher and furniture maker Mike Pekovich leads you…