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Looking for alternatives to screws and traditional woodworking joints? Learn how to use four simple wood joinery methods—splines, dowels, biscuits, … Read More
Cutting dovetails in small, thin workpieces requires a lighter touch than traditional furniture joinery. Learn how to lay out, saw, … Read More
Skip cutting traditional stub tenons. This simple plywood spline joinery technique uses matching router-cut grooves to create strong, accurate frame-and-panel … Read More
A haunched mortise and tenon combines strong traditional joinery with a clever way to fill the panel groove. Learn how … Read More
Joinery is the most important part of any project — it literally ties things together. Following that is a series … Read More
The book Japanese Joinery by author and woodworker Dorian Bracht is a fascinating exploration on the art of woodworking. This … Read More
So what makes a really distinctive table leg? The answer lies in what you do before the cutting and shaping. … Read More
The Rebel Pocket Hole Joiner is Kreg’s all-in-one, battery-powered pocket hole maker. Read More
In this article, we’ll be looking at one of the most common kinds of hardware, and one which I’m sure … Read More
Accurate layout is essential when cutting dovetails by hand. A strip of painter’s tape makes it easy to see exactly … Read More
While a miter joint hides the end grain of the mating pieces, it also relies on end grain for its … Read More
Reinforce your dado joints with locking dowels for stronger drawers. Learn a quick and reliable technique using simple tools and … Read More
Here's a Simple Way to Keep Track of the Settings on your Mortising Machine Read More
Dovetails, the classic drawer joint. Creating half-blind dovetails leaves you with a rock-solid joint that looks beautiful. Here, Logan shows … Read More
Use this router jig to create the look of through mortise and tenon joinery. Read More
