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Tim Killen demonstrates how he used SketchUp to help him create the curved stretchers for the nesting tables he's reproducing

Mike Farrington hopes that his new CNC will help his woodworking business be more profitable and allow him to explore a few artistic avenues.

The argument that “it’s just as easy” to work in fractional inches over metric is ludicrous

Mya Rae Nelson takes a look at the molecular structure of epoxies and why it bonds so well with wood.

Anissa, Barry, and Ben discuss radial arm saws, side-of-the-road workbenches, dowel joints, milling wide boards, and suffer dramatic smooth moves

A battered old cabinet made generations ago sparks Amy Cyphers to delve into her family's history.

Israel Martin's cover story in this year's Tools & Shops issue provides an intriguing view into his hand-tool-only shop. Here are some of the wonderful details, texture, and quirks you didn't see in the article.

Shh! Don’t tell anyone, but I haven’t always been a big reader of woodworking books or magazines. Nor have I ever watched a woodworking show on TV. I’m not revealing…

The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship uses this workbench design as the basis for a router table, a drafting table, a sanding station, and more.

Just in time for the holidays, we’ve opened registration for Fine Woodworking Live 2020, this time with 100% more Roy Underhill.