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During a recent online session with one of my students we were talking about modeling decorative details for furniture. One of the models I used as an example was the…

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss their lumber haulers, tolerances when cutting large joints, and safely cutting thin strips.

Amy Umbel argues fancy sloyd knives and expensive gouges are all well and good, but the perfect knife for any carver—especially a beginner—is the one you will actually use. Time, practice, and love for the craft are more important than any tool.

Polish furniture maker Tom Bensari takes a look at the evolution of the tambour door, from its roots in 18th century France to contemporary furniture collections.

Michael Gill’s Sydney Harbour cocktail cabinet is a sight to behold.

Don't let the urge to build something "important" keep you from making anything at all

Even the smallest details on Tom Throop's trestle table work in harmony with the overall design.

The visible joinery, stout design, and repeating details of English Arts and Crafts are apparent throughout Thomas Throop's table.

Vic Tesolin shares the importance of holding your tools correctly.

With such exceptional hand tools on the market, the difference often comes down to a few key details.