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The Versatile Trestle Table
July 29, 2010

Learn wedged-tenon joinery and design a table that suits your needs.
Heavy-Duty Plunge Routers
July 29, 2010

3-hp routers make deeper cuts than mid-sized models, and feel more solid in your hands
Mitered Edging Made Easy
July 29, 2010

Mitered Edging Made Easy
Use a Bench Chisel to Square Mortise Corners
July 29, 2010

Q: I use a drill press to make mortises. What is the best way to square the corners, a bench chisel or a corner chisel? Veryl Williams, Springfield, PA A:…
Quick way to set a plunge router to cut hinge mortises
July 21, 2010

While reading the April 2010 issue (FWW #211), I noticed how Doug Stowe set his router bit to the correct depth to cut a hinge mortise. Here’s another way that’s…
Miter Your Dovetails
June 3, 2010

Strong, elegant dovetail joinery allows a decorative edge.
How to Cut Clean Dovetail Shoulders
June 3, 2010

Q: Matt Kenney mentioned using his marking gauge to scribe dovetail shoulders so that he could pare away a wedge to use as a reference for his chisel (“Make Your…
Trim Dovetail Waste on the Router Table
May 25, 2010

Here’s a neat way to clean out waste between handcut dovetails and pins, without cutting beyond the baseline. First, mark out the tails (or the pins if you prefer) and…
Build A Graceful Hall Table
April 8, 2010

Barnsley style combines Arts & Crafts simplicity with Federal elegance.
Build a Jig for Breadboard Ends
April 1, 2010

Learn how to build an easy jig that allows for perfect indexing when routing for breadboard ends.

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