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Centerline Layout for Large Stock
October 3, 2019

Large timbers can be cumbersome to square up for the sake of accurate joinery. When necessary, Andrew Hunter turns to an ancient layout method using centerlines.
Start Chip Carving
October 2, 2019

Daniel Clay demonstrates the Swiss method of chip carving
Add a Bead to a Curved Apron
September 27, 2019

Mike Korsak demonstrates his technique using a two-part bending form and shopmade bead stock from six layers of rosewood veneer
Get Started with Japanese Joinery
September 26, 2019

Andrew Hunter demonstrates how to cut a scarf joint using hand tools
Tom McLaughlin’s Arts and Crafts Finish
September 25, 2019

Thin layers of dye, glazes, and sealers create an aged Arts and Crafts look.
How to Create Curves with Bent Lamination
September 24, 2019

Brian Boggs, a virtuoso of bending wood, explains the basics and far beyond
Clamping tricks for mitered frames
September 10, 2019

To help clamp miters, Craig Thibodeau uses small triangular offcuts from the mitering process as clamping cauls
Side-Hung Drawers the Smart Way
September 4, 2019

Chris Gochnour explains how he installs side-hung drawers, from routing the dadoes in the case sides to making the runners to using spacers for a perfect fit
How to Use a Branding Iron
August 30, 2019

Craftspeople have been branding their work for ages, and it can be an important part of identifying a piece. Here are some tips for how to brand your work.
How To Flatten and Sand a Chest of Drawers
August 28, 2019

For Chris Becksvoort, the belt sander is a workhorse for smoothing drawer sides and for flattening the fronts of drawers to cases

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