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Experimenting with end-grain veneering sliced branches

Albert Kleine takes classic double-bevel marquetry into another dimension.

If you have a vintage Stanley hand plane, chances are you'll need to repair the "furniture"—or wooden parts—sooner or later.

Geometric marquetry gives this mitered black-and-white box an optical buzz.

Peter Follansbee gives us a fascinating glimpse into his turning process—as though it were 1684.

Darryl Jones shows how easy it is to turn a wooden sphere without a commercially available jig. He lays out the process using scrap wood to make simple shop-made cup centers used to mount, turn, and finish a wooden sphere.

Bob van Dyke demonstrates a variety of approaches for every situation.

Jeffrey Schucker shows three different approaches to drying wood.

Owen Madden demonstrates techniques he uses daily in a professional cabinet shop, that you can integrate into your woodworking.

A crucial step in using reclaimed wood is removing all the metal. Here's an effective way to rid your board of nails.