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Using a cast-iron vise as an end vise, tips on shipping furniture safely, and Matt is haunted by saw diapers. Plus smooth moves and all-time favorite articles.

We are giving away three scholarship packages, including one exclusively for veterans and active-duty military. We're not just talking about the entry fee, it includes meals, lodging, and travel expenses as well. Valued up to $2,400.

About a decade ago I basically stopped sweeping up my shop. No, I’m not up to my armpits in sawdust and shavings, I simply switched to vacuuming up the detritus rather than sweeping.

Michael Cullen creates seamless boxes from a single block of wood

This little table taught me a lot of lessons, and created a lot of headaches

Plus, the guys talk about their favorite furniture of all time, all time techniques, crusty finishes, and the all important question — does your tablesaw need a diaper?

If you've read a few of my blog posts regarding workflow in SketchUp, you know that I advocate drawing the parts in situ and  leveraging the use of components. These…

We spend a lot of time and effort practicing the more challenging elements of woodworking, yet in my case, sometimes let the simple but critical aspects slide by

This time of year means hand crafted gifts and this one is extremely useful and practical - a Cutting Board for an undermount kitchen sink. It's sturdy and held in place…

With so many people making chairs and carving spoons, the shaving horse is making a comeback and can be found in more shops than ever before. 25 years ago Brian Boggs re-envisioned what a shaving horse could be