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Woodworking as an ethic
January 23, 2024

Sarah Watlington spotlights two organizations for their commitment to environmentalism and community.
The lessons of my first plywood cabinet commission
January 22, 2024

After a decade in woodworking, Larissa Huff finally builds a piece of fine furniture out of plywood. Here, she shares what she's learned.
Throwback: Edward Barnsley
January 18, 2024

The grand old man of English furniture design
Start building furniture with less
January 16, 2024

Want to start woodworking but can’t afford a fully outfitted shop? Erik Curtis implores you to stop being elitist about biscuit joinery.
Model a wooden becket block in SketchUp
January 15, 2024

Dave Richards demonstrates a clever trick for making sculpted SketchUp models more detailed.
STL307: Old-school resawing
January 12, 2024

Bill Pavlak and Dan Faia join Ben to discuss inspecting historic furniture, resawing by hand, and sharpening drawknives.
Quality tools inspire excellence
January 12, 2024

Having a tool in the shop that stands above the others inspires and encourages Yoav Liberman's students.
Paul Roman 1931 – 2024
January 10, 2024

We say goodbye to the founder of Fine Woodworking and remember the directive he set for us.
Of Marquetry, Masonry, and Me
January 8, 2024

Silas Kopf has done a number of marquetry self-portraits in furniture. In these two, he's taking a rather claustrophobic view of the world.
From The Bench: The glue that binds us
January 4, 2024

When retired Anglican priest Donald Lawton thinks about his wife Norma's support of his woodworking passion over the years, this sticky story comes to mind.

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