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UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Make Your Own Walking Sticks by Charles Self
January 24, 2010

See who won a copy of Make Your Own Walking Sticks
Another handplane winner
January 23, 2010

Handplane giveaway at the Columbus, Ohio Woodworking Show
VIDEO REPLAY: Tenon Shootout: Hand vs. Power Tools
January 22, 2010

Watch the recording of our tenon shootout where two experts faced off to find the best way to cut a tenon: hand tools or power tools.
Thomas Jefferson’s Campeche Chair
January 22, 2010

This past week I attended the "Working Wood in the 18th Century" conference in Williamsburg, VA, as I have done for the past five years. Each year the conference has…
Period Furniture society marks anniversary and honors founders
January 21, 2010

The Society of American Period Furniture Makers celebrated their 10th anniversary by giving awards to the two founders
Williamsburg show: Roy Underhill builds unique Jefferson bookstand
January 21, 2010

A few year's ago on his PBS show, the Woodright built the same Jefferson bookstand he recently demonstrated at Colonial Willamburg's Working Wood in the 18th Century conference, and you…
Two blogs focus on design
January 21, 2010

I recently discovered two blogs, both by Jamon Schlimgen (a furniture maker). In one, he is post a new design every day for a year. The other is a community…
My Day in the 4th Grade
January 19, 2010

I jumped at the chance to tell kids about my cool job
Poll: What’s more important? Speed or the joy of woodworking?
January 19, 2010

When you head into the woodshop, what’s more important? Getting your work done fast or taking time to "smell the roses" and enjoy the process of woodworking?
Hand Tool Auction this Saturday
January 18, 2010

Hundreds of antique tools hit the auction block this Saturday in York, Pa.

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