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Imagine building a piece of furniture and putting all your attention, experience, knowledge, hopes and dreams into it (OK, that might be a little dramatic, but you know what I’m…

Registration is now open for Fine Woodworking’s HANDS ON San Diego. This exciting event, taking place Oct. 4–6, 2019 at Palomar College in San Marcos, features a series of intensive…

How many articles about dovetails can a magazine actually publish? And how many of those dovetail articles can and should one person actually read? I was around 12 years old…

Was Thomas Chippendale the greatest designer of the 18th century, or the greatest marketer of the 18th century?

For hundreds of years, hand planes have remained largely unchanged. John Economaki of Bridge City Tool Works has done something about that

Guy Dunlap's shop houses his healthy collection of tools, and at night transforms into a place you can park a car of all things!

While I hope my students learn at least a little something about woodworking, what I’ve learned from them is that woodworking education is not always the primary motivation for taking classes

From Wagner Meters: Wagner Meters proudly brings to AWFS 2019 new Orion meters that build on the tradition of their popular MMC/MMI predecessors by adding dual-depth measurement*, rubber protective boot,…

Mike, Barry, and Ben discuss their favorite techniques, fixing inlay strips, workbench tops, tools for kids, and one listener's need to not see his books

Bora Tool uses newest technology from mobile bases to create the industry-leading workbench caster set