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 STL 110: Those sexy shapton stones Saw sharpening, smooth moves and the merits of a longer sanding block. The guys cover it all and it even gets a little steamy…

Today, April 29, 2016 is our friend, co-worker, and partner-in-crime Gary Junken’s last day here at the Taunton Press. Over the past 16 years, Gary has been the heart and…

Episode 24 of the Highland Woodworker is out and it feature a lot of familiar faces.

Digging into the archive we bring back another fantastic Masters of the Craft.

In the next several weeks, in a sequence of Steps, I will show a process in SketchUp for making a Period piece of furniture. See Figure 1. I've selected a…

A reader wrote to me for some help in making a pattern to guide him in making a replica of a baseball bat owned by his father. He had measured…

Tom gets a shellac surprise. Plus the fix for a funky jointer, replacing a tablesaw with a bandsaw, and All-Time Favorite Furniture and Tools of all time... for this week.

See who won a copy of Fine Woodworking on Planes and Chisels

On Saturday, April 9, at the Strong Howard house in Windsor, Conn., Fine Woodworking contributing editor Steve Latta will give a presentation on neoclassical details in early 19th-century furniture. He…

Matthias Pliessnig's steambent benches, light, strong, and beautiful, are the focus of this audio slideshow.