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Tim Killen creates a beginner-friendly SketchUp model with only two components. Nevertheless, it is surprising how many basic SketchUp skills and tools are practiced in making this simple piece.

From shooting boards to work holding fixtures, check out this collection of jigs that make handwork easier and more accurate for any woodworker.

Every piece that Don Miller builds gives him an opportunity to experiment with woodworking history and traditional forms and techniques, and to make them his own.

It's not the same as pencil and paper—yet. But as Vic Tesolin says, sketching on a tablet is pretty fun and it saves the trees for woodworking

Mike Mascelli wows Bob Van Dyke and Mike Pekovich answering listener questions in this (mostly) finishing-centric episode.

Making a magazine from home, with all the pitfalls, cat hair, and communication issues you can possibly imagine.

Tom McKenna advances to group editorial director for Taunton Press.

Dave Richards demonstrates some functions of the follow-me tool that many SketchUp users might not be aware of.

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!