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Replay Join deputy editor Jon Binzen for a fascinating look at less-familiar furniture of the Arts and Crafts era.

Ben Strano shows off his 340-sq.-ft. standalone shop and explains why he made the choices he did when setting it up.

From CNC controlled tablesaws to variable speed miter saws, Jeremy Fielding uses woodworking as a great excuse to build some incredible machines.

Mike and Barry discuss milk paint, scraper sharpening, shellac finishes, when to sharpen a tablesaw blade, and their smooth moves.

While visiting a local tag sale, professional upholsterer Michael Mascelli came across one worker's complete upholstery tool kit from the early 20th century.

Tim Killen creates a beginner-friendly SketchUp model with only two components. Nevertheless, it is surprising how many basic SketchUp skills and tools are practiced in making this simple piece.

Mike Mascelli wows Bob Van Dyke and Mike Pekovich answering listener questions in this (mostly) finishing-centric episode.

Mike, Anissa, and Ben discuss more tablesaw safety, solid-wood chessboards, hotel woodworking for a heath care worker on covid assignment, and sawing a wooden blimp in half. Plus, a new jingle and a new boss!

Replay Join FWW contributing editor Michael Fortune for our webinar on designing with mockups.

Gary Rogowski joins Ben to answer listener questions on drying lumber, sharpening problems, sawing practice, and the feasibility to create a four legged piece without it rocking.