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Turning bowls for hungry souls
May 7, 2012

Houston furniture maker Clark Kellogg is in the midst of a 100 day project. He's turning 1 bowl a day. The 100 bowls will be sold and the money goes…
Cutting and Fitting a Blind Finger Joint
May 5, 2012

A recent project allows for some funky experimentation with mitered finger joints.
Get an Edge Up on Your Shoulder Plane
May 4, 2012

A bit of work on the blade makes a big difference
Armless Carpenter Turns to his Feet
May 4, 2012

Handless woodworker in Ethiopia earns a living despite his setback
How to make a sacrificial rip fence that never wears out
May 3, 2012

On a recent trip to Michael Fortune's shop, I picked up a cool way to make a sacrificial fence that partially buries your dado set.The best part about it is…
UPDATE: Google SketchUp Guide for Woodworkers – The Basics with Dave Richards
May 1, 2012

See who won a copy of Google SketchUp Guide for Woodworkers - The Basics
Printing Patterns for Templates
May 1, 2012

Every so often I field questions about how to print full size patterns from SketchUp models. If the user is using the pro version, I suggest that the create a…
Rearranging the Back Slats on the Deck Chair
April 30, 2012

Handling curved back slats on a chair, bench, Adirondack, or settee can be a challenge in SketchUp. Getting them properly positioned, spaced, and angled between the lower rail and the…
Symmetry in Design
April 30, 2012

For a small wall cabinet, thinking ahead would have offered all kinds of mounting options.
Scrap Copper Makes a Great Door Pull
April 30, 2012

Hand-hammered copper hides a magnet on a cabinet door pull

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