Design - Page 21 of 78

Christian Becksvoort's wall lamp swivels on a wooden bracket and can be made to hold different types of shades.

Whether you are preparing working drawings from your SketchUp model or just want to see some inner details, the Section Cut is a powerful tool

Innovative approach turbocharges this staid staple fo the craft

Celebrating trees as natural timelines and storytellers is a thread in Jeremy Zietz’s work and is exemplified in this 300-Year Mantel

When components are dynamic, they can have a lot of power and automate a variety of properties

For a new project in the shop, I picked a Windsor Chair and a style I had not done before. Of course, this required SketchUp modeling based on a Rod-Back…

This is the SketchUp model I drew when I created the plans for Michael Robbins's Contemporary Desk which is featured in the current issue of Fine Woodworking Magazine. In the…

Philip Morley tackles the challenge of working with small parts by starting with long blanks that will each produce two pulls

Up-and-coming furniture maker breaks down his design process from beginning to end.

Designing vs. building, the creative vs. the practical—there are two distinct aspects to building furniture, and simply because you have technical skill doesn’t mean you naturally have a talent for design