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Contemporary Stool: Hybrid Joinery Methods
July 14, 2020

Learn how to combine the speed of the multi-router with the precision of hand work when cutting the joinery for the stool.
Chair Repair: When a Dowel Joint Breaks
June 29, 2020

Broken dowel joints are common when restoring old chairs. David Johnson demonstrates his techniques for bringing life back to these classics.
How to Cut Accurate Tenons on the Table Saw
June 1, 2020

A dado set on the tablesaw is Charles Durfee's go-to method for cutting tenons.
The mighty mortise-and-tenon
May 15, 2020

Jon Binzen assembled a collection of articles on this powerful, protean joint.
A Quick Way to Clean Up Half-Blind Dovetails
May 12, 2020

Routing away half-blind dovetail waste can be a risky proposition. Mike Pekovich's trick is to add a fence to his router base to prevent routing past the lap line.
Chair Repair: How to Fix a Broken Tenon
May 8, 2020

David Johnson repairs a broken tenon on a Mid-Century classic; a Hans Wegner CH25.
Awesome joinery for DIY projects
April 28, 2020

Call it beginner joinery, non-traditional joinery, or joinery for DIY projects; it doesn’t matter. Truth is, these joinery options work.
Breadboard Ends: Loose Splines
April 27, 2020

Gary Rogowski's loose splined breadboard is simpler than most methods and adds decorative possibilities.
Hand-cut dovetails: Now is the perfect time to practice
March 31, 2020

Practicing these skills will help take your mind off of the news, and it's a great way to use up some scraps.
All-in-One Workstation for Dovetails
March 26, 2020

Mike Pekovich's simple stand holds the work for every step of the dovetailing process.

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