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Editor’s Letter: Technology and the future of woodworking
June 7, 2022

Mike Pekovich answers the question; what will woodworking look like 50 years from now?
Affordable tools and materials for veneering
June 6, 2022

Working with veneer doesn't have to break the bank.
STL267: The router queen
June 3, 2022

Larissa Huff wows Vic and Ben with her harrowing tales of freehand letter routing and many other woodworking feats.
Keep it comfortable for you and your tools
June 1, 2022

Even if you set comfort aside (but why would you?), humidity makes woodworking more difficult.
Hitty things: You need four (but more are better)
June 1, 2022

Sometimes your work needs a whack. That's where hammers come in.
Woodworking news – May 31, 2022
May 31, 2022

New offerings from DeWalt, Woodpeckers, Kreg, and Garrett Wade as well as news from the North Bennet Street School
Replacement handplane knobs and totes
May 26, 2022

Two options for those who want to bring an old plane to life, or just add a bit of style to an old favorite.
My favorite DIY joinery
May 23, 2022

Slip mortise-and-tenons are a step up, but definitely within reach for the beginning woodworker.
DIY motorized blast gates
May 19, 2022

Woodworker Scott Walsh takes homemade blast gates, servo motors, and an Arduino microcontroller and creates a fully automated dust collection system.
Is your shop 5S?
May 18, 2022

Follow this Japanese organizational method to keep your workspace organized, clean, and conducive to creativity.

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