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I modeled a Serving Cart based on T. Frid's design in his Book 3 (pages 108 - 120). I noticed that I did not do the tenons, mortises like T.…

I'm new to FineWoodworking and have truly enjoyed the learning.  We are building a bartop out of White Oak and it will feature a sunburst pattern.  The bartop is large…

Hello all,Last year I built a small, trestle-style Shaker desk from the book "Making Authentic Shaker Furniture" by John Shea.I thought I did a pretty good job with the joinery…

I needed to repair a loose arm on what I believe now is a reproduction chair. Probably 40 to 45 years old. I guess the styling made me believe it…

Gentlemen, I have an issue. After two days of trying to cut a compound miter, a task I thought would be a no-brainer, I left my shop weeping openly and…

I plan to make a piece similiar to Mike Pekovich's delightful wall cabinet (FWW#290).However, Mike does not mention in the article how he mounts the cabinet on the wall.What is…

So I'm fussing with the bottom joinery on a chest of drawers while the wood acclimates in the garage.  The base joinery is basically what Chris Becksvoort uses on some…

I am planning a project to create a "Woodie" Wagon based on a 1940s era sedan that was never offered as one. A hallmark of the wood framing are large…

I've built a few Hancock Shaker Candle Stands using the Will Meyers Plans found here: https://woodandshop.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/11/Plans-Hancock-Shaker-Candle-Stand.pdfI find making the sliding dovetails where the legs attach to the column... unpleasant.  To…

I am building a large dining room table with breadboard ends.  What do multiple haunch tenons add verses a single wide tenon?  Thanks.Keith