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Lifelong Woodworking Learning
August 20, 2024

For Vic Tesolin, the more he learns, the more he realizes there's still so much to learn, and that's what makes lifelong learning so awesome.
Hard Maple vs. Soft Maple
August 19, 2024

Learn about the two categories, hard and soft, and the characteristics of each.
Brian Reid’s Tansu Triad
August 16, 2024

After carrying around a stack of yew planks for years, Brian Reid used them to create the first of three tansu, which he calls "the best things I ever made."
Made You Look: Puzzle Boxes
August 15, 2024

Wired's profile of puzzle-box maker Kagen Sound has been viewed over 1.5 million times.
Remembering Michael Burns
August 12, 2024

Michael Burns had a tremendous impact on woodworking as an instructor at the Krenov School in Fort Bragg
Made You Look: Building a Kerfing Plane
August 10, 2024

Woodworking ASMR: Nic Taylor makes a hand tool in his tiny timber-frame shop.
STL322: Life is like a table saw
August 9, 2024

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss the new issue of FW, beveling bookshelves, bench height, and what direction to turn a table saw miter gauge.
Editor’s Letter: Extra effort is not wasted effort
August 7, 2024

Placing our sights on the quality of the time we are spending in the shop just may get us closer to that piece we were hoping to make.
Made You Look: Super glue is not for skin!
August 1, 2024

Instead of superglue, the author of Workshop Wound Care recommends a far better option for treating wounds.
Furniture Photography: My Approach
July 29, 2024

Brandon Sweet, a professional photographer, shares the techniques he uses for capturing photos of his furniture in his 200-sq.-ft. shop.

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