#315-JAN/FEB 2025

Articles

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  Online Extras from FW Issue #315

  Asheville Underwater The many woodworkers left bereft by Helene will need as much help as others can give them to put their shops and their lives back together. Tape, cut,…
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  From the Editor: Asheville underwater

  Woodworkers in North Carolina deal with the aftermath of Hurricane Helene and come together to rebuild.
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  Modular Shelf System

  Charlie Peterson's adjustable bookshelves turn a wall into a statement
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  Table-Saw Kickback: Why it happens and how to prevent it

  Roland Johnson explains the physics of kickback and why the best way to prevent it is to use a riving knife.
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  Light, Sturdy Dovetailed Tote

  Inspired by a traditional tool tote, dovetails and tenons combine for sturdy, lightweight storage
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  Craftsman Door Made Modern

  Designed for projects requiring ventilation, Robert Webb's doors are fun to build and offer a number of valuable woodworking lessons.
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  Get Started in Marquetry

  Chelsea Van Voorhis's fun, versatile way to incorporate marquetry into your next project
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  Carve a Bowl from a Board

  To make this stunning piece, all you need is some 8/4 stock and a few common hand tools
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  Figuring out the details on your own

  Will Hubbard came to look at a project built from an article as a puzzle and ended up learning more from the information that wasn't included than what was.
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  Basic chip-carving begets a beautiful tree

  David Fisher carves a decorative tree—establishing a simple layout, custom grinding a gouge, and making lots of opposing gouge cuts for the leaves.
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  From the Bench: One stool's home

  David W. Scott revives a three-legged stool he made 30 years ago and, in turn, confirms its storied history.
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  Steve Latta's Baltimore Card Table

  A mahogany card table—with veneers including Carpathian burl, crotch walnut, plum pudding mahogany, imbuia, and Australian silky walnut—reveals an eye for the finest expressions of the Federal style.