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Setting drawer fronts on cabinet drawers doesn't have to be tricky. Mark Edmundson shows you how.

Clamping a combination square to the fence on your miter saw turns it into a stable, accurate stop.

Our latest issue is hot off the presses, featuring Scott McGlasson, Seri Robinson, Matt Monaco, Christian Becksvoort, Mark Edmundson and more!

STL326: No Finish? No Problem! Ben and Amanda chat with Seri Robinson, a professor of wood anatomy at Oregon State University, to talk all things wood science. Drill gauge dowels…

Replay! Join Mike, Amanda, and Ben for a members-only livestream discussing some fun behind-the-scenes stories from issue #313.

When attaching solid tops to traditional casework, the common approach is to elongate the screw holes in the back of the cabinet to send any expansion or contraction to the back edge. But when the back edges of the top and the cabinet are flush, do the opposite.

In this article from issue #65, Scott Landis explores a long-respected workbench and its attributes.

A three-way water valve from a pool supply store keeps a shop vacuum hooked up to a sander and drill press at all times.

Bonnie Elisabeth Hawk teaches the rules of etiquette for learning from woodworking instructors.

A cool easy grind and a hard-felt buff. A throwback from issue #39