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On a cold January day, just two weeks into his job in the Hay Cabinet Shop at Colonial Williamsburg, Jeremy Tritchler can’t believe his luck. “I’m still in a euphoric…

Using SketchUp and Layout, Dave Richards demonstrates how to create full-size printed patterns to use for router templates or bending forms.

Vic Tesolin believes that if you want to grow as a woodworker, you must try something before dismissing it.

Turn any wet/dry vac into a super cyclonic vac with the

The all-online event will feature live educational woodturning demonstrations, special interest sessions, panel discussions, live auctions, Instant Gallery, prizes drawings for attendees, a virtual trade show, and more.

Eric Cannizzaro gives a tour of the inventive chairs he builds that combine traditional greenwood Windsor parts with live-edge plank seats.

Sometimes, in teaching, you learn as much from your students as they learn from you. Michael Colca has learned this lesson more than once.

Nancy Hiller interviews Paul Downs of Paul Downs Cabinetmakers, a business that makes top-of-the-line custom conference tables, about how they are moving forward in the current economy.

Whether you're honing your skills or are starting from scratch, we have a wealth of articles to help you nail your designs without sacrificing looks or ergonomics.

Ben Strano argues that you'll become a better woodworker when you accept and expect that mistakes will happen.