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Pipe-organ builders combine 500-year-old designs with modern materials

Router jig simplifies complex chair joinery.

6 techniques to keep drawers flush year-round

Synopsis: Tackle the inlaid head- and footboard of Kevin Rodel’s Arts and Crafts bed. The design is based on Glasgow-style motifs and requires several templates for the curved channels and…

Synopsis: David Fisher carves bowls from green wood in a snug, unplugged shop in Pennsylvania. He takes as much pleasure in the process as he does in the finished pieces. The…

Synopsis: This joint combines the beauty of a miter with the strength of a bridle joint. Chris Gochnour demonstrates how to lay out and cut the mitered bridle joint, which…

Through repeated sharpening of the bevel, the front flat on the back of a Japanese plane blade will begin to disappear. The solution is to tap the layer of soft steel above the cutting edge to press the hard steel downward slightly.

In this video, Bob Van Dyke shows you how he flattens a board that many would consider too warped to use

Tom McKenna shows you how to make a simple but sturdy plywood box or tray using a v-groove bit in the router table and some blue tape

Part furniture maker, part illustrator, Duncan Gowdy's carvings are a signature that makes his work unique