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Adding beveled facets to finish off the octagon exercise
November 30, 2022

Bringing it all together are the beveled facets, which will only meet up as they should if everything up to now has been done perfectly.
Sponsored Perfect panel glue-ups
August 10, 2022

Jointing with glue-ups in mind is a precise business. Watch how Mike Pekovich breaks it down into simpler steps.
Sponsored The jointer and planer are a team
April 18, 2022

Flat and square stock starts at the jointer to get one face flat then to the planer to get the opposite face parallel to it.
Finding and sawing wood slabs
March 7, 2022

Keep one eye open for found wood, and the other on your wallet.
From the bench: Gift of lumber, gift of food
October 6, 2021

Volunteering during the pandemic led to the greatest wood haul of Zal Sarkari's life, and a chance to help others in the bargain.
Workshop tip: Door hinges are the key to this log-milling jig
August 26, 2021

Use hinges to attack small logs to a platform and cut them on the bandsaw.
How to chainsaw a bowl blank from a tree
October 26, 2020

Mark Gardner's lathe-turned bowls begin with a green log and finesse with a chainsaw.
Shop Machines for the Hand-Tool Woodworker
May 11, 2020

Minimalist woodworker Vic Tesolin considers the machinery of his shop his "apprentices." He leans on them to make his life easier.
Tips for finding the best grain in a board
May 7, 2020

Mason McBrien's tips will help any woodworker get the most out of their lumber stash–without sacrificing beautiful grain selection.
Which first, jointer or planer?
April 21, 2020

It's a tough question. Vic Tesolin argues that if you're armed with a jack plane, the answer is obvious.

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