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Basic shopmade banding
December 22, 2023

Commonly found in Federal-style furniture, Steve Latta's basic block banding is a great way to embellish all furniture, whether period or contemporary.
The essential table saw crosscut sled
December 8, 2023

Bob Van Dyke's crosscut sled delivers accuracy and versatility without bells, whistles, or lots of measuring and fussing.
Ep 19: Cutting curved seat rail rabbets
December 7, 2023

Using hand tools, Dan deftly cuts the curved rabbets that will eventually hold the seat of the Queen Anne chair.
Tackle full-length rabbets at the table saw
November 24, 2023

Learn how to cut rabbets with a dado set on the tablesaw.
Some projects need more than drawings
November 13, 2023

Always have your notes handy.
How to set up big woodworking machines
November 7, 2023

Whether you are acquiring a new table saw, a jointer, a lathe, or some other machine, it helps to use best practices from the moment it arrives in your shop.
How to customize your hardware
November 7, 2023

Just as you can with wood, you can make hardware look older and more distinctive, create a custom finish, or make sure it never looks its age.
The Roman Workbench
October 26, 2023

The low Roman workbench is the oldest and simplest form of bench, and it has advantages many woodworkers have overlooked.
Build a handsome tool chest
October 25, 2023

A traditional skin conceals the modern skeleton of Nathaniel Brawley Hill's two-level tool chest.
Ep 11: Blending the crest rail with the back splat
October 12, 2023

Dan shapes the crest rail until it looks like one unified piece with the back splat and then glues up the final back assembly of the chair.

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