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If any readers will be in Vermont this Saturday the managing editor will be helping judge the Vermont Woodworking Design Competition. Held in the Union Arena on route 4 near Woodstock, the...

See the finished bench! we complete the base and assemble it to the benchtop. Options for a finish coating are discussed.

Do you want to know how to make a really strong base for your workbench? I'll show you how!

Make an auxiliary fence to transform your tablesaw into a dual-purpose machine, a tablesaw and router table combination.

A correction to our most recent Got Jigs? gallery contest.

A video diary from Bill Peck’s workbench class at the Connecticut Valley School of Woodworking. Met woodworkers from three different states (only two non-engineers) and put together this short video…

We finished the benchtops by installing the front vise and tail vise. Then we took them across town to have them sanded. The tail vise installation was difficult due to…

With the cooler weather upon us, what is an avid spalter to do?  I suggest going out in search of perennial conks - mushrooms that get bigger and bigger every year and thus do not die off at the end of a season.

Download a free chapter from Andy Rae's latest book. Included are techniques for fitting and hinging doors, catches, latches, and more.

I get one question over and over again: Why doesn't a plane continue to cut into a shooting board when you're using it? That's a good question. The plane itself…