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Compound-Angle Tenons on the Table Saw
September 26, 2018

Steve Brown tackles the tough job of cutting the angled joinery on a Chippendale chair using two ingenious jigs.
How to Make a Coopered Basket Without Math
September 26, 2018

Peter Lutz demonstrates jigs he uses so that he can work safely and accurately, building a coopered basket with sides that cant outward
How to Sharpen and Use a Curved Scraper
September 26, 2018

Peter Galbert uses a curved card scraper as a shaping tool to fair curves and dial in complex shapes on chair seats.
Precision Jig for Cutting Curves
September 26, 2018

Template-guided cuts on the bandsaw are clean and accurate.
How to Make a Wooden Pendant Pull
September 25, 2018

Philip Morley tackles the challenge of working with small parts by starting with long blanks that will each produce two pulls
Ep 3: Router Table Fundamentals – Edge Profiles and Rabbets
September 17, 2018

In this episode, Bob demonstrates the subtleties of working the edges of a board with a router table
Sharpening a Curved Scraper
September 12, 2018

Peter Galbert demonstrates how to get a perfect edge on a curved card scraper consistently and efficiently.
Ep 2: Router Table Fundamentals- Adjustments
September 11, 2018

In this episode, Bob demonstrates tips and tricks to get your fence and bit set exactly where you need it
Design Discussion: Evan Court’s Salmon Falls Chairs
September 7, 2018

Up-and-coming furniture maker breaks down his design process from beginning to end.
Storing Green Wood for Carving
August 28, 2018

A reader asks, "What’s the best way to store the log before working it, and how long do I have to wait for it to be ready for carving?"

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