Cabinets

Furniture maker Mark Edmundson explains the differences between the three basic slide options: basic bottom-mount slides, side-mount slides, and undermount slides.

Israel Martin likes machines but prefers to work with hand tools. To avoid the tedium that can accompany working with hand tools, he simplifies his designs, using mostly straight lines and square corners.

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If there's a 17th-century decorative technique not featured in this nifty piece, we can't think of it

Owen Madden demonstrates techniques he uses daily in a professional cabinet shop, that you can integrate into your woodworking.

This combination entry table and mirror, by Joshua Sterns, was designed originally as a vehicle for some geometrically interesting panels he wanted to make.

A box-style tansu, like this chest by Len Cullum, is built using wide, pinned finger joints and shopmade copper hardware.

After a decade in woodworking, Larissa Huff finally builds a piece of fine furniture out of plywood. Here, she shares what she's learned.

From his first cabinetry job to his own business, Carl Spencer has not been alone. He's had a mentor by his side—his collection of woodworking magazines.

Improv with some classic Krenovian techniques