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Soft close and other features of modern hardware are really convenient. But do they belong on 'fine' furniture?

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss more tablesaw safety, solid-wood chessboards, hotel woodworking for a heath care worker on covid assignment, and sawing a wooden blimp in half. Plus, a new jingle and a new boss!

The job was challenging, the client is happy, and Nancy Hiller learned a few things along the way. That's "fine" enough for us.

Watch an inspiring conversation and virtual collaboration between master woodworkers and EcoTour instructors René Delgado and Michael Fortune.

From a simple pair of winding sticks to an entire bandsaw, shopmade tools can make your work sweeter.

To mark its anniversary, the company will be selling commemorative tools, from bench planes to shop aprons to tape measures, so its customers can celebrate along with the company.

Ben Strano makes a rotary tool base perfect for detailed inlay work for less than $5.

Even though there is no space in his house for one, Tim Killen begins the planning process for his newest project, a Seymour secretary bookcase.

Each of Michael Cullen's boxes is special, but some are more special than others.

Take some advice from Bob Miller, and explore the rich variety of art woodworking and carving in diverse regions of the world.