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Making tiny furniture to restore an 18th century English dollhouse

The latest issue of Fine Woodworking Magazine showed up in my mailbox the other day and during a bit of downtime, I took a few minutes to model Nancy Hiller's…

John Tetreault joins Mike and Ben as they answer questions about dowel jigs, biscuit joiners, tricky glue ups, dust collection and their all-time favorite tools of all time

My in laws got a new couch and it came with a bunch of ottomans, which meant there was no longer any  room for a coffee table

The Florida School of Woodwork, in Tampa, is offering two scholarships to be awarded in 2019. The Makers Hand Scholarship will be awarded to a young person between the age…

Mike Schloff, of the Maplewoodshop, saw a need to get more kids woodworking, and he's on a mission to do just that

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss what to kind of surface to expect from a bandsaw and tablesaw, woodworking schools, modifying plans, and all-time favorite techniques

Sometimes a great tool is hiding under a film of rust, and with a little elbow grease and a couple of household ingredients, it’s not too hard to get that old tool shining again

Tim Killen decided to make a Shop Sign, one that could also serve as a company logo. With a combination of SketchUp, an image transfer process, carving tools, and lampblack & shellac, I developed a sign that will work

From Felder Group: It’s another strong year for the woodworking industry and the Felder Group is ready for the IWF show in Atlanta with a booth that is over 65%…