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“Modern Susan” Dining Table
June 6, 2011

"A playful design that is not only aesthetically pleasing but functional as well."
Best pieces from the biggest woodworking club in America
June 6, 2011

Each year the San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association holds its annual show at the San Diego County Fair in Del Mar, Calif., drawing as many as 400 pieces from all…
Woodworking Returns to Public Schools
June 6, 2011

Woodworking attempts a comeback in Boston schools
Shooting a FWW article with NBC’s Nick Offerman
June 5, 2011

Nick Offerman, who plays the stodgy Ron Swanson on NBC's hit comedy, Parks & Rec, is a real-deal woodworker. I traveled this week to his roomy shop in LA to…
Showing Off Your SketchUp Inventory
June 4, 2011

It recently occurred to me that I could create display rooms of my furniture in SketchUp. I'm not sure how this could be productively used, but it is interesting to…
Eugene Landon
June 3, 2011

One of Fine Woodworking's longest serving author's has passed away. Period furniture maker and teacher, Gene Landon passed away on June 2nd.
Furniture Lab: Tech Cabinet Grand Finale
June 3, 2011

The Tech cabinet gets a door, LED lights and final touches.
Not so fine woodworking
June 2, 2011

Some times less then fine wood working projects are necessary.
Butterfly tables by Michael Fortune
June 2, 2011

Not only is a butterfly leaf a cool way to make an expanding table, it's also versatile. Check out some of the tables author Michael Fortune has made.
Just Plane Trivia: Why Do They Call It a Frog?
June 2, 2011

Sometimes the simplest answer is the best.

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