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Woodworker: Doug GordonTo make most of these mini turning tools (ranging in length from 6 in. to 8¾ in.), Gordon brazed high-speed steel onto the ends of Allen keys. The…

Woodworker: Tim PerkesAs a beginning woodworker, Perkes has a dual motivation for making his own tools: He can get new tools with a limited budget, and he can hone his…

Woodworker: Nick BoyntonThis shopmade bandsaw has seen Boynton through hundreds of woodworking projects. The plywood-and-maple framework and table are torsion-box construction. Boynton says he took...

Woodworker: James MursellWhen Mursell began teaching Windsor chair-making, he gave his students traditionally shaped spokeshaves with handles. But they tended to hold the handles with their fists and...

Woodworker: Joe FisherBy taking a countersink made for a power drill and adding an elm handle, Fisher created a hand tool. After drilling the hole for the countersink, he turned…

Nook-and-Cranny Plane

Woodworker: Keith TurnerAfter Turner used his first infill planes while taking a course in England with David Charlesworth, there was no turning back. Upon returning home, he studied their...

Woodworker: Gregory PaoliniGregory Paolini modeled his book rack after the #74 Gustav Stickley book rack -- with its short design, V-shaped shelves, and D-shaped handholds. Paolini modified the...

Woodworker: Kevin Rodel Kevin Rodel's prairie settle is a perfect example of the low horizontal lines that characterize Prairie-style furniture. The broad low back is well suited for informal...

Woodworker: Charles ShackletonWith its X-shaped back slats and hand-carved curls on the legs, this bed belongs to a family of furniture that Charles Shackleton designed as an homage to the…