Mike, Vic, and Ben discuss the precision really needed in woodworking, methods for creating tapered bevels, and tracksaw techniques.

Rollie Johnson, Gary Rogowski, and Phil Huber join Amanda in front of a live audience at Woodworking In America 2024.

Seri Robinson, a.k.a. Dr. Spalting, says the best food-safe finish is no finish at all.

Amanda is joined by Brenon Plourde and Logan Wittmer to discuss milling logs, drying lumber, and their mutual "problem" of hoarding the perfect board.

Amanda chats with Larissa Huff and Adrian Ferrazzutti, arguably two of the most creative woodworkers in our world. Both chat about boxes and prototypes, and their workflow. Mike and Ben answer a couple questions from our listeners, covering pinned tenons and creative solutions for eliminating tear out on the tablesaw.

Woodworker and recording engineer Kenny Varga joins Ben to discuss building furniture for some of the most famous recording studios in the world.

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss the new issue of FW, beveling bookshelves, bench height, and what direction to turn a table saw miter gauge.

Ben and Mike Mascelli talk finishing and upholstery, then Amanda chats with Mike about his thoughts on our "fine woodworking" question from the last episode.

Ben and Amanda chat with Vic about bandsaw accessories and what constitutes "fine furniture"

Phil, Mike, and Ben discuss store-bought vs shop-made dowels, what wood to use for floating tenon stock, and whether CAD models negate the need for full-size mockups.