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SketchUp: Down and Dirty
March 8, 2012

You don't have to be a SketchUp wiz to put the program to work in your furniture design.
Building a Two-Slab Roubo Workbench (Part 1)
March 8, 2012

Goal: A solid top from two big hemlock timbers
Part 2: A Violin is Born at Fine Woodworking
March 7, 2012

With all the rib pieces glued up and faired smooth, the violin is ready for a spruce top and a maple bottom
Wear your love for woodworking on your sleeve
March 5, 2012

I recently bought a T-shirt from cafepress.com. I wore it to work today and it was a big hit with the other editors here. Take a look to see why.
Converting to an Arts & Crafts Dining Table
March 5, 2012

Inspired by a Sidney Barnsley piece, I designed and built an Arts & Crafts Fireplace (or Coffee) Table for a family with many young grandchildren. It provided space for sitting,…
Magnificent Miniatures
March 4, 2012

Check out these rooms!
A Turned, Octagonal Pedestal
March 3, 2012

The other day I got an e-mail from a reader asking about how I would make a turned octagonal pedestal for a round table. Here’s how I did it. The…
Shop Talk Live 1: The Big Debut
March 2, 2012

Welcome to the debut episode of our live streaming event—direct from the shop at Fine Woodworking magazine.
A Violin is Born at Fine Woodworking
March 1, 2012

Tiny handplanes, figured woods, and beautiful form: this woodworker just can't resist the temptation to build a violin.
UPDATE: Woodworking 101 by Aime Fraser, Matthew Teague, and Joe Hurst-Wajszczuk
February 27, 2012

See who won a copy of Woodworking 101

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