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Plus, the guys debate working from plans vs. improvising, how much stock to leave when milling, all time favorite techniques, and some recent tool bombs

A mundane comedy by Fine Woodworking poet laureate, Barry NM Dima

Hold darned near anything using atmosphere!

Open the packaging of one of Gramercy Tools’ dovetail saws, and before you spot a tote or toe, you’ll see something probably unexpected: a sheet of directions

Unfortunately, being a professional woodworker requires more than the ability to design and build a piece of furniture. In the daily grind of the business, I am required to keep track of income and expenses, submit sales tax, maintain a website, and market myself.

Plus, the guys talk about attributes of a good woodworking student, picking the right wood for a project, and their all time favorite furniture and techniques

At Fine Woodworking Live 2017, a few presenters mentioned putting handouts up on the website for those who were interested. I thought it'd be great to put them up for…

Quick answers to three quick questions about chipped router bits, bandsaw motor issues, and surface plates

FedEx has named Brian Boggs Chairmakers one of the ten winners of its small business grant contest, which awarded $120,000 in cash and prizes to small companies around the country.

Gilpin’s furniture, always made in solid wood with traditional joinery and a heavy dose of hand tools, is remarkable for its unusual mixture of practicality and playfulness—and for the fluency and pure delight of its design