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How to Cut and Fit Perfect Dovetail Pins
February 5, 2014

In the second part of this two-part article, Chris Becksvoort explains how to transfer the tail layout to the pins, cut the pins, and assemble the joint.
Clear Chips as You Rout
February 5, 2014

Q: When routing mortises like in “A Guide to Guide Bushings” (FWW #207), I use a bit that’s the same size as the mortise, but my mortises always get packed with…
Low-Tech Mortising
December 5, 2013

Get clean, consistent cortises with a drill press and chisels
Don’t Fear the Hand-Cut Dovetail
December 5, 2013

In the first part of this two-part article, a modern master reveals every step of his system for cutting dovetails...tails first.
How to Avoid Crooked Tenon Shoulders
December 5, 2013

Q: The shoulders of my tenons never line up perfectly when I cut them at the tablesaw. I use a dado blade and a miter gauge. What’s going on and how…
Table Saw Blade for Dovetails
December 5, 2013

Q: I am interested in having a sawblade reground so that I can cut dovetails with my tablesaw. What kind of blade should I start with? Does the number of…
Backer Board Prevents Tearout on Rabbets
December 5, 2013

Tips for getting clean cuts across the grain.
Strong Tenons in Skinny Legs
October 3, 2013

Get sturdy leg-to-apron joints without compromising your design.
Strong and Handsome: Half-Blind Mitered Dovetails
October 3, 2013

Router jig simplifies a challenging joint
Strengthen Miter Joints with Splines
October 3, 2013

Additional reinforcement will bolster the integrity of your piece.

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