Blogs - Page 43 of 364

For every hour you save rushing a project, you'll probably spend four hours redoing the parts you're ashamed of.

Mike and Ben finish out the year answering a batch of questions about flattening plane irons, micro bevels, hot card scrapers, and touching up a glue line.

Sometimes, even the most good-faith recommendation goes astray.

Hank Gilpin takes a look at rails and stretchers from another viewpoint -- how they can add pizzazz to a design.

Karen McBride's first workbench was built to fit in a laundry closet, and was the first step on a path.

From the Felder Group: Kommerzialrat Johann Felder (1930-2021), founder and long-time managing director of the Felder Group, peacefully passed away surrounded by his family on 7 December after a brief…

Jim Dugan and his grandson make an outfeed table and plant the seeds of a future woodworker.

When Leonard Butler decided to use a viral image on his tea boxes, he little dreamed how far those boxes would go.

Vic Tesolin joins Anissa and Ben to discuss economy shop life, his new workbench, making handplanes, and sharpening toothed planes.

There are many excellent designers and craftsmen of both yesterday and today, but Frank is different.