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About a month ago, Tom McKenna offered me the job of Associate Editor at Fine Woodworking. About three days before that, I was interviewed by editors and other staff who’ve…

A special episode recorded live from Fine Woodworking Live 2017, featuring guests Peter Follansbee, Vic Tesolin, Joshua Klein, Joe Taylor, and Wilbur Pan

Before discovering this technique, Rollie could get his tablesaw to cut like a champ when the blade was at 90°, but as soon as he started making bevel cuts he experienced a ragged, scorched cut.

The stopped chamfer is a classic detail on table legs, columns, and other furniture parts. Drawing them in SketchUp might seem like a difficult thing but it's actually pretty straightforward.…

While reproducing a piece from Colonial Williamsburg's collection, Bill stumbles upon a mystery that can only be solved through imitation

Plus, the guys talk about finishing drawer sides, planing curly maple, and all-time favorite techniques and tools. They also answer an age-old question: How important is a fore plane?

Bryan Koppert’s story will be a familiar one to Fine Woodworking readers, because in some ways it may echo their own. When he was a child, his grandfather gave him…

For Philip Morley, designing for a client means meeting their vision as well as his own. It can be incredibly challenging, but sometimes it can also push him and his own design beyond his normal comfort zone.

Rollie Johnson explains how to make these cantankerous smoothing tools work...most of the time.

In the world of green woodworking, Dave Fisher is a rock star. As a bowl carver, Dave has taken what many think of as a rustic form and added a refinement that few thought was possible.