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An 18th C Child’s Cradle – Handling Difficult Shapes and Angles
January 18, 2009

Last week I attended the Colonial Williamsburg Conference, "Working Wood in the 18th Century. Covering the subject - Bedroom Furniture - I found this conference very educational and valuable...
The gloved woodworker
January 17, 2009

Lightweight work gloves are surprisingly handy in the shop
A lesson in fitting drawers
January 16, 2009

Learning how to fit drawers in a not-so-perfect case
Carve a Rosette – 1-2-3!
January 16, 2009

Sometimes we have to step back and look at a task that seems difficult and figure out a way to make it not so. In this video, Charles has some…
Woodworking the Williamsburg way
January 16, 2009

The 11th annual Working Wood in the 18th Century conference presented by Colonial Williamsburg
Martha Stewart visits with Lie-Nielsen Toolworks
January 15, 2009

For a few minutes this morning, Martha Stewart put aside the herb crepes with wild mushrooms and visited with Tom Lie-Nielsen, founder of Lie-Nielsen Toolworks. He talked about his hand…
Woodworking with Ugly Men
January 14, 2009

I've built things from wood most of my life, but it wasn't until I met Joe Mazurek, a self-proclaimed ugly man, that I really learned how to make furniture.
Creating Templates for a Complex Shape
January 14, 2009

Generate templates for sections along the length of the piece to make profile gauges in the shop.
Inspiration from a Beginner
January 8, 2009

How one person used woodworking to relieve unusual stresses in his life.
Key Subjects Indexed to Archived Posts
January 8, 2009

I've not done an analysis of questions received over the last couple years. However, it seems that some of the most frequent questions involve subjects or issues listed below. These…

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