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Woodworker: Joseph E. WhitmanThis low-angle block plane was Whitman’s first attempt at plane making. His inspiration came from Tools & Shops 2006 (FWW #181; “Build a Plane from a Kit”).…

Woodworker: Jonathan Thornton Inspired by the tool-making traditions of northeastern Native Americans and the people of the South Pacific, Thornton makes these crooked knife tools, called...

Woodworker: John Fischer These squares (5 in. and 6 in.) are made of cocobolo, ebony, ivory from old piano keys, brass, and steel. To ensure 90°, Fischer squeezed the blade…

Woodworker: Gregg Novosad Novosad estimates it took 310 hours to complete this “furniture-style tool chest,” which was based on Lonnie Bird’s drop-lid secretary design. He finished the...

Woodworker: Wayne Beaty Beaty says he couldn't decide on a design for his tool chest until he saw a picture of Bill Crozier's in Fine Woodworking #132. He added his…

Woodworker: George Anderson Anderson made these hand planes from old English castings he came across a few years ago. He also used Brazilian rosewood and named them after the small Scottish town...

Woodworker: Wil Wolski Wolski, a student of Rosewood Studio's 9-month Craftsman Course, was inspired by modern era furniture and an exploration of curved planar elements mixed with traditional forms...

Woodworker: Wil Wolski Wolski, a student of Rosewood Studio's 9-month Craftsman Course, says "this piece was inspired by the natural arc created by a tree branch and the desire to…

Woodworker: Chuck PhillipsAs a first-year student at The Furniture Institute of Massachusetts, Phillips was inspired by a visit to the John Townsend exhibit at the Metropolitan Museum of Art. He...

Woodworker: Joe Zaccarelli Zaccarelli, a Springfield High School student, spent 250 hours creating this 2-door cabinet. His parents helped by giving him a Hegner scrollsaw for theintricate...