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Making a Bevel-edged Panel
April 12, 2010

Last week I showed my method of modeling the frame for a small cupboard paneled door. The frame consisted of the stiles and rails fastened with through mortise and tenon…
UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Contemporary Hawaii Woodworkers by Tiffany DeEtte Shafto and Lynda McDaniel
April 11, 2010

See who won a copy of Contemporary Hawaii Woodworkers
Cut a Zamboni in Two: How do you get this job?
April 9, 2010

Team Hackman has cut everything from automobiles to Zambonis with their trusty recip saws.
Adrian Potter’s Little Ship on Wooden Waves
April 8, 2010

Adrian Potter's cabinet on the back cover of the magazine includes a miniature ship that rides up and down on wooden waves when you turn a crank. This video shows…
Woodworkers Fighting Cancer Results
April 8, 2010

67 Shaker tables have been built to benefit the American Cancer Society!
Fancy Footwork
April 7, 2010

This wood turner has to be seen to be believed.
Building a Paneled Door
April 4, 2010

Here is a small colonial cupboard that was presented in a Fine Woodworking article in issue #151. Although appearing simple, this little piece has some complex but classic features. One…
UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Working with Table Saws, from the editors of Fine Woodworking
April 4, 2010

See who won a copy of Working with Tablesaws
Adventures In Sideboard-Making! (Part 1)
April 2, 2010

The first installment of my attempt to document the process of building a large sideboard, from initial sketches to crating and delivery.
Spalted Wood: Its not all about the fungus!
April 2, 2010

Spalting involves a wide range of fungi and is certainly not limited to white rot and zone lines.

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