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Tomas Braverman has been building furniture in the Spanish Renaissance and Mexican Colonial styles for fifty-five years, and this slideshow is bursting with highlights from his remarkable output.

Use a clever jig and a belt sander to make wooden spheres.

Charles Brock from The Highland Woodworker chats with the guys. Plus, our All Time Favorite Furniture of All Time... for this week, and questions about miter saw stations, undermount drawer…

In 1991 eight amateur woodworkers got together and formed an organization dedicated to woodworking. Today, membership in The Northeastern Woodworkers Association (in the Albany, NY area) numbers over...

There are numerous methods of design, as each woodworker develops a unique and successful way of creating a project. Many woodworkers start with rough hand sketching that proceeds to detail...

Some people are going to go out into the shop and build something every day no matter what. John Roccanova is one of those people. He realized that his family's…

See who won a copy of Woodland Craft

Fine Woodworking has partnered with The Highland Woodworker this season. Look for our segment "The Finer Points with Fine Woodworking" and interviews with many of our contributing editors and staff.

I'm frequently asked how I get the wood grain materials I use in my SketchUp models. I describe the process I use here in Design. Click. Build. some years back…

The guys talk about inspiration and what they like to build and reveal their all-time favorite tool of all time... this week. Plus reader questions on scrapers, joinery, and the…