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This time of year means hand crafted gifts and this one is extremely useful and practical - a Cutting Board for an undermount kitchen sink. It's sturdy and held in place…

With so many people making chairs and carving spoons, the shaving horse is making a comeback and can be found in more shops than ever before. 25 years ago Brian Boggs re-envisioned what a shaving horse could be

Ben fills in for Tom and the guys talk about milling lumber, what they love and loathe about their workbenches, what to do with reclaimed lumber, and which block plane Willie HG should buy

Hide glue is one of my favorite furniture glues but I often hear people remark that it would be fun to try hot hide glue, but the cost of buying a glue pot was prohibitive

A new woodworker is preparing to build a sort of steamer-trunk-inspired chest with a curved lid. He was a bit daunted by the idea of cutting the staves for the…

The guys talk about tool storage, sharpening stone purchases, and their all-time favorite techniques ... for this week. Plus a great interview with Brian Boggs about design, becoming a pro, and crazy bandsaw techniques.

I'm building this Kitchen Dresser, circa 1750, and it has a beaded frame in its top section. Below is the assembly with the beaded frame selected and highlighted. The following…

Bowls and platters were a second career for Brooklyn wood turner Phil Gautreau

I’ve been using small power feeders on my router tables for close to 20 years, and using them has revolutionized the quality of pretty much everything I do with a table-mounted router.

Last weekend, while I was in Ohio at Hartville Hardware's Tool Expo to give some presentations on SketchUp, I was asked about how to draw an edge profile that continues…