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Sponsored Future-proof drawer frame construction
March 16, 2021

Having fixed many antiques, Tom McLaughlin constructs the Shaker-style dresser drawer runners in a way that will be durable but also repairable, should the need arise.
7 Things to Know about Hand-Cut Mortise-and-Tenon Joints
March 10, 2021

Bill Pavlak offers some less well-known tips for mortise and tenoning.
Workshop Tip: Pair of squares simplifies mitered sticking
March 4, 2021

Hand tool technique gives accurate results with less setup than using a tablesaw.
Three Planes for Cutting Rabbets
February 24, 2021

Megan Fitzpatrick favors a straight rabbet plane, a shoulder plane, or a skew rabbet/moving fillister for this task.
Shopmade Table Saw Tenoning Jig
February 24, 2021

Bob Van Dyke's jig features a thick, laminated plywood bridge that straddles the tablesaw's rip fence, dampening any vibration that could lead to inaccuracy.
Interesting dovetail layout tools
February 18, 2021

Do your dovetails go wrong at the dreaded "transfer?" If so, collinear marking might be the answer you've been looking for.
Workshop tip: Adapt a pencil sharpener to make small pins
January 22, 2021

You can turn a small dowel by making a few changes to your carpenter's pencil sharpener.
How to Dovetail Thin Parts
January 6, 2021

Mike Pekovich's technique combines machines and handwork for fast, consistent dovetails with a handcut look.
James Krenov’s dowel joint
December 28, 2020

Use a simple shopmade doweling jig to create cabinets that stand the test of time.
Even Faster Dovetails on the Table Saw
December 9, 2020

Steve Latta demonstrates how to use a spacer to cut symmetrical dovetails on the tablesaw.

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