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How to make a knuckle joint
June 2, 2021

Steve Latta demonstrates how to create a knuckle joint, the heart of a period drop leaf table.
Handplane a twist out of a board
June 1, 2021

To flatten a twisted board, Bob Van Dyke first determines which corners are highest and then systematically planes sections until the board is flat.
Create a continuous-grain apron and drawer
May 18, 2021

Mike Korsak demonstrates how to cut the apron and drawer front from the same board for perfect continuous grain.
Add Richness to Mahogany
May 14, 2021

This recipe creates an aged look for new mahogany.
What to Think About When Designing Any Table
May 12, 2021

Although tables come in many designs, there are a few basic forms, with many variations. Here is a look at all of them.
What is a board foot?
May 12, 2021

A measure of volume, a board-foot calculation is really only pertinent when you sidle up to the lumer yard cash register.
The best woods for steam-bending
May 11, 2021

Brian Boggs has steam-bent dozens of different woods over the years. Here he tells his favorites and why.
Dialing in a dado stack on the first try
May 10, 2021

Grooves, tenons, bridle joints, rabbets—this affordable tool cuts them all.
Seven tasks for a block plane
May 4, 2021

One of the most versatile tools in the shop, the humble block plane is essential to Mike Korsak's production of accurate and precise work.
Thumb molding by hand
May 3, 2021

Megan Fitzpatrick creates a half thumb molding on the edge of her toolbox lid by hand, in only a few minutes.

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