Blogs - Page 79 of 364

The argument that “it’s just as easy” to work in fractional inches over metric is ludicrous

Mya Rae Nelson takes a look at the molecular structure of epoxies and why it bonds so well with wood.

Anissa, Barry, and Ben discuss radial arm saws, side-of-the-road workbenches, dowel joints, milling wide boards, and suffer dramatic smooth moves

A battered old cabinet made generations ago sparks Amy Cyphers to delve into her family's history.

Israel Martin's cover story in this year's Tools & Shops issue provides an intriguing view into his hand-tool-only shop. Here are some of the wonderful details, texture, and quirks you didn't see in the article.

Shh! Don’t tell anyone, but I haven’t always been a big reader of woodworking books or magazines. Nor have I ever watched a woodworking show on TV. I’m not revealing…

The Center for Furniture Craftsmanship uses this workbench design as the basis for a router table, a drafting table, a sanding station, and more.

Just in time for the holidays, we’ve opened registration for Fine Woodworking Live 2020, this time with 100% more Roy Underhill.

Recently, Dave Richards had the task of modeling lamb’s tongues on a Moxon-style vise.

Last week, while helping to build 20 enormous Roubo workbenches, Megan Fitzpatrick was able to experience the benefits of the machines outfitted in an industrial woodworking shop.