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Dealing with Sappy Spanish Cedar
May 1, 2008

Q: I have a humidor that I built and lined with Spanish cedar. The trouble is, the cedar leaks sap, which then collects on the cigar boxes. Every six months,…
Invisible Fix for Chipped Plywood
May 1, 2008

Q: While planing the solid-wood edge-banding on a plywood tabletop, I accidentally planed through the veneer, leaving a small but unsightly nick. Can I repair this without having to remake…
Help Build the Fine Woodworking Dictionary
March 27, 2008

Send us a definition or add to an existing definition to help make this new dictionary the most comprehensive one on the planet.
Horizon Sawmill Tour: Introduction
March 10, 2008

Take an exclusive video tour of an up-to-date commercial sawmill.
Horizon Sawmill Tour: Sawing Logs
March 10, 2008

Watch hardwood logs transformed into boards, in part two of this exclusive video tour of an up-to-date sawmill.
Horizon Sawmill Tour: Kiln Drying
March 10, 2008

See how the mill dries lumber in six massive state-of-the-art kilns, in part three of this exclusive video tour.
Horizon Sawmill Tour: Evergreen Initiative
March 10, 2008

Learn more about the company's conservation practices, in part four of this exclusive video tour.
The Best Finish for Mahogany
March 1, 2008

Choose a recipe and technique that takes advantage of mahogany's unique personality.
Understanding Quartersawn Figure
March 1, 2008

Q: After resawing pieces of old, quartersawn oak, I found that some of the boards with rings that were 5º to 10° off perpendicular to the surface showed even better…
Top 10 Ways for Woodworkers to Cut Costs, Not Corners
January 20, 2008

How to save money in a tough economy

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