Stuart Lipp

Stuart Lipp lives and works in New York City. Lipp studied woodworking in Maine and Scotland before moving to New York in 2003. That is when he began building custom pianos at Steinway & Sons; now, he oversees workplace safety and the construction of various limited-edition pianos.

How to Mill Lumber and Cut Parts to Size
June 3, 2010

How to turn rough lumber into straight, flat, square furniture parts
The Ultimate Shop Plywood
May 1, 2008

Build better jigs, tables, cauls, and cabinets with phenolic plywood
A Slick Tenoning Jig
April 22, 2008

Phenolic plywood makes this jig slide smoothly over the tablesaw's rip fence
Durable Carbide Scraper Reaches Tight Spots
February 5, 2008

I make scrapers using 3/4-in.-sq. carbide inserts for machining metal. These scrapers excel in corner and edge work because the scraper head is small enough to get into tight areas.…
Cutting Veneer with a Knife
January 1, 2008

Q: I would like to try veneering, but I’m put off by how difficult cutting veneer seems to be. Most articles describe techniques that involve special veneer saws, jigs, and…
The Secret to Making Perfect Joints
September 1, 2007

Trim hidden areas to quickly produce a flawless fit
The Secret to Perfect Mortise and Tenons
September 1, 2007

Trim hidden areas to quickly produce a flawless fit
5 Smart Repairs for Veneering Mistakes
January 1, 2007

How to make invisible fixes for common problems

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