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Call it beginner joinery, non-traditional joinery, or joinery for DIY projects; it doesn’t matter. Truth is, these joinery options work.

To help you soak up some woodworking knowledge at home, here are 10 books that Megan Fitzpatrick thinks should be in every woodworking library.

Mike Farrington joins Anissa and Ben to discuss sanding techniques, built in joinery, workbenches, and smooth moves.

Nolan Harris finds a precious legacy in the toolboxes of his grandfather and great-grandfather.

It's a tough question. Vic Tesolin argues that if you're armed with a jack plane, the answer is obvious.

Something marvelous about this craft is that fine work isn’t limited to talented, seasoned pros with decades of experience. Beginners can make beautiful work, too, even if they don’t know a dovetail’s pin from its tail.

Contributing editor Bob Van Dyke gets the show to himself answering questions about pre-finishing, constructing built-ins, and creating a profile on a curved edge without a router.

Learn about the drive and talent of a maker whose unique take on Mid-Century Modern is highlighted by subtle play with patterns, textures, and repetition.

Dave Richards helps a fellow woodworker design legs for his table in Sketchup, working out the joinery along the way.

In his blog, professional woodworker Mike Farrington details what he plans to do until things get back to normal.