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Gary Rogowski helps you understand every woodworker's enemy, tearout.

Mike Pekovich's simple stand holds the work for every step of the dovetailing process.

Elia Bizzarri demonstrates how he mixes milk paint to produce a classic finish that not only reveals the beauty of the wood, but also adds a depth and warmth that you don't get from thicker, more modern paint.

Elia Bizzarri shows how to layer black milk paint over red to create a rich, layered look on his Windsor chairs.

Bob Van Dyke demonstrates how he creates a spring joint, making it easier to glue up a flush panel or tabletop that requires only light handplaning or scraping.

Nancy Hiller builds a time-tested and versatile chest originally designed by Ernest Gimson.

Craig Thibodeau demonstrates how to create crossgrain banding that starts on the face of a panel and flows outward, away from center, and over the edge.

Gary Rogowski demonstrates, step by step, four methods for keeping tabletops and wide panels flat.

Instead of turning to a router or a shaper, Will Neptune produces various deep, wide coves using the tablesaw.

Amy Costello's beautiful boxes feature a step along the bottom that creates a revealing shadow line. Here's how she cuts this detail with a single setup on the tablesaw.