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Ben Strano makes a rotary tool base perfect for detailed inlay work for less than $5.

Employing spacer blocks and setup pieces, the techniques Steve Latta uses in building this cabinet remove many of the pitfalls of case construction.

Using grinders, drill bits, power carvers, and various types of smoothing tools, Danny Kamerath turns chunks of wood into vessels that are works of art.

Mike Pekovich demonstrates how he uses his block plane to create roundovers and bullnose profiles, to make parts appear thinner or thicker, to exaggerate a curve, or even to make a straight edge appear curved.

When he makes chairs, David Johnson blends the best techniques learned in a career studying and restoring chairs with woven seats.

Replay Join FWW contributing editor Steve Latta, for a webinar on his time-tested methods for building a cabinet efficiently and solidly.

For Megan Fitzpatrick, there is simply no faster way to remove a chip from a blade or erase a too-large secondary bevel than a high-speed wheel grinder.

Broken dowel joints are common when restoring old chairs. David Johnson demonstrates his techniques for bringing life back to these classics.

Veneering pro Craig Thibodeau shows how to make a mitered, veneered box that he describes as simple but that looks anything but.

Christian Becksvoort shows you how to build a gallery that's full of functionality and eye-catching details.