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Free Plan: Workbench Extension For Extra Clamping
August 11, 2009

Don't struggle to hold down long workpieces on your workbench. Make this handy workbench accessory that extends your clamping capacity by nearly 5 feet.
Brunch with Norm Abram
August 10, 2009

Old Sturbridge Village celebrates the opening of its latest exhibit with master carpenter Norm Abram.
UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Creating a Fine Art Entry Table by Robert Ortiz
August 9, 2009

See who won a copy of Creating a Fine Art Entry Table
Biscuit shaped connector for RTA furniture
August 7, 2009

Lamello's Clamex makes it easy to build and assemble flat-pack furniture.
What is this Tool?
August 7, 2009

Think you know your hand planes? The first reader to correctly identify this plane wins a free book.
Book Review: “Creating a Fine Art Entry Table”
August 6, 2009

For straightforward advice on how to build an inspiring entry table, Robert Ortiz comes to the rescue.
Why Yes, I am a Dandy Woodworker
August 6, 2009

A reader sent us a letter complaining about the cover of Fine Woodworking #205. He thinks that the bloke pictured, me, is a dandy and not an accurate representation of…
Know how to build a box? Enter this new challenge!
August 6, 2009

Epilog Laser teams up with WIRED magazine for a quirky new challenge inspired by director JJ Abrams.
Making a Windsor Settee Arm/Crest Rail
August 6, 2009

I'm continuing my repertoire of Windsor chairs by adding a two-seat, low-back Settee. This one from Connecticut, circa 1820. As usual I start with the design in SketchUp and found…
Spalted wood fungus of the month – Dead Man’s Finger and Turkey Tail
August 5, 2009

Xylaria polymorpha likes it dark, dank and mysterious. The best place to find this fungus is at the base of stumps that are still attached, upright, in the ground.

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