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Keep one eye open for found wood, and the other on your wallet.

Evan Berding had a vision for his chair that ended up taxing both his skills and his stamina.

When you're a furniture maker in Concord, Mass., building a new case for a 250-year-old clock from the Revolutionary War, your thoughts have a tendency to travel back in time.

Tim Killen demonstrates his hands-on method for converting turnings into simple shapes using the polygon tool in SketchUp.

Megan Fitzpatrick joins Barry and Ben to discuss rabbet block planes, bench dogs, handsaw techniques, and of course, her new (and old) workbench.

Betty Scarpino's turned pieces are explorations of what lies beneath the surface.

You don't have to sacrifice craftsmanship for sustainability with these environmentally friendly products.

Rollie Johnson answers a batch of listener questions about dust collectors, homemade bandsaws, tool steel, cutter speed, power feeders, classic furniture drawings, machine restoration, and drying lumber.

Between furniture making and freelance writing, Nancy Hiller has had an incredibly rich career– and we're not talking about money.

When it comes to a tool belt or apron, there's no such thing as one size fits all.