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Tom, Mike, and Barry discuss shooting miters, inlaying, scraper sharpening, and when to baby the burr, and Tom shows Ben up by doing both favorite tools and techniques.

While most woodworkers are aware of top- and bottom-bearing pattern bits, Bob Miller says you should consider adding one more to your arsenal.

Throughout the years, there have been quite a few lovely pulls featured in the pages of Fine Woodworking. In this collection, our editors pull out a few of their favorites.

Eain Tierney's Chatoyance writing desk is made to be appreciated not only for its beauty but for what happens when it moves.

For professional woodworker Nancy Hiller, it's cheaper to buy a workbench than it is to make one.

Editors and furniture makers remember the author of "Understanding Wood" on the occasion of his passing.

In her blog, Megan Fitzpatrick details why she uses liquid hide glue in about 90% of her interior woodworking, and it's not just because of the longer open time.

PARKERSBURG, W. VA. (November 2019) As part of its corporate focus on woodworking education, Woodcraft Supply has decided to support The Krenov Foundation Scholarship Program for the school that internationally…

Bob, Mike, and Ben discuss sources for holly, what a listener can do with 1/8-in. ebony, how close is close enough when setting up a jointer, and a listener asks how you can prefinish AND soften edges after a piece is assembled

Dave Richards demonstrates how he would use SketchUp to create patterns for Paul Fleming's carved oval boxes.