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The art of inlaying decorative wooden details into a piece of furniture has been a hallmark of fine craftsmanship for … Read More
Can you tell me the difference between a stack and a “wobble” dado blade? -Gabe Alexander Council Bluffs, Iowa While … Read More
It’s very helpful to have a good “working” knowledge of the different types of oak. Oaks are generally divided into … Read More
Metalwork in a woodworking shop need not be complicated or expensive. All you need are a set of tools, a … Read More
Steampunk combines the elegance of the Victorian era with the bold creativity of speculative technology, with older woodworking tools and … Read More
While they seem random, French curves are made up of segments of a whole lexicon of geometry vocabulary: ellipse, parabola, … Read More
Relief carved panels can add warmth and visual action to your woodworking. Difficult? Not at all. It is a simple, … Read More
A common expression for woodworking is “working with your hands,” which is a bit of a misnomer as woodworking is … Read More
Carving is a unique joy in woodworking. The subject of this issue’s book review takes the matter of intuitive woodworking … Read More
When I first watched someone pull this little trick, I was amazed that I hadn’t thought of it first. The … Read More
Tapers are a great way to add a bit of visual interest to a project. I cut many of my … Read More
In my work, the band saw is almost always a “roughing” tool, and in whatever shape I may need it … Read More
A good miter gauge is an integral part of the table saw, but those stock gauges leave a lot to … Read More
Modern woodworkers are spoiled for choice when it comes to selecting what kind of glue to use on a project. … Read More
Plywood and other sheet materials play a key role in many woodworking projects. The biggest downside is cutting the large … Read More
