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Add a Drawer to a Table
May 31, 2017

A well-engineered pocket guarantees that a drawer will run true in all seasons
Lighter, Stronger Frame-and-Panels
May 31, 2017

Derived from Chinese casework, this frame-and-panel approach combines the best attributes of a solid plank door and a traditional frame-and-panel
How to Ride a Shaving Horse
May 31, 2017

With practice, and these tips from Curtis Buchanan, using the shaving horse will become second nature.
Sharpening a Cutting Gauge
May 2, 2017

With such a tiny cutter, sharpening a cutting gauge can be an infuriating thing. Bob Van Dyke shows how to do it.
Watching Paint Dry and Crackle
April 10, 2017

A crackled milk paint finish adds an attractive visual effect to a piece, but its textures are just as appealing. In this video, we'll show you what the process looks like.
Hand-Screw How-To
March 29, 2017

Wooden hand screws are versatile, but they can be confounding to use. We'll help you eliminate frustration and show you a few tricks to get the most from these clamps.
Using a Marking Gauge
March 29, 2017

Bob Van Dyke demonstrates how to properly use a marking gauge to make sure you get perfect scribe lines every time.
Get Perfect Reveals with a Domino
March 29, 2017

Anissa Kapsales takes the Domino to another level by using shims to offset parts consistently and create interesting reveals.
A Shooting Board for Case Miters
March 29, 2017

Build a shooting board that allows you to rough out case miters on the tablesaw and then plane them for a perfect fit.
Shopmade Cutting Gauge
March 29, 2017

Build your own cutting gauge and get better joints from the start, with cleaner, more accurate layout lines.

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