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Kezurou-kai Mini, or NYC KEZ for short, is a gathering in which craftsmen and enthusiasts come together to celebrate Japanese style woodworking.

How a chunk of red oak forced me to rethink the details of a cabinet

The school's Fall semester has started, and we are tackling an 18th C. Pembroke Table, shown below. The first activity in the shop will be working the Legs, and I'm struggling to effectively show…

The court battle continues between Bosch and Sawstop

Suppose you are working on a project like this William and Mary-style cradle modeled on one from the late 17th Century. How do you determine the width of the slats…

IWF: What happened Atlanta did not stay in Atlanta. How to fix a wax headache, and the best approach to angling a mortise for a wedged tenon. Plus all-time favorite…

My wife decided that she wanted me to build a table that will sit between two chairs in our family room. The piece would need to have a 24-in.-dia. round…

I'm in the process of replacing a pair of my 15-year old sawhorses that have been a key component of my workshop. I recommend the early Fine Woodworking article by…

Recently a fellow asked about how to draw a volute in which the center is higher that the outside. This will be for the columns on a decorative fireplace surround.…

Highlights from Matt’s appearance on The Highland Woodworker show. Handsaw buying advice. Plus the guys share tips on half-blind dovetails and their all-time favorite techniques of all time... for this…