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Mario Rodriguez has gathered a range of wall anchors from toggles, to screws, to butterfly anchors and talks about how they work, where they are best used, and how to install them in drywall, plaster, and masonry.

The whole crew gets together to discuss oil stones, how they work through projects, breadboard ends, and whether it's better to build or to sometimes buy.

Vic Tesolin is not a sharpener, he's a woodworker, so he doesn't bother going further with sharpening if it doesn’t warrant it.

At $40,000, Craig Thibodeau's latest puzzle cabinet creation is probably a bargain.

There's almost always some wiggle room when it comes to sizing parts for a project.

Jon Binzen interviews Laura Mays, woodworker and director of The Krenov School, about her journey to woodworking and the inspiration behind her inquisitive work.

In the fall of 2001, I was on the precipice of my next life steps, and Fine Woodworking played a role in determining that the woodworking world was for me. I was…

Mike Farrington shares a few tools that he's used for an extended period of time and he thinks represent a good value.

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss big squares, assembly tables, woodworking with friends, and Anissa's new obsession: plexiglass divider construction.

The keys to success in the woodworking business are as varied as the craftspeople themselves.