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Bob Van Dyke demonstrates how he creates a spring joint, making it easier to glue up a flush panel or tabletop that requires only light handplaning or scraping.

Craig Thibodeau produces work that obviously comes from the mind of a mechanical master. It’s no wonder that when commercial sanders come up short, he modifies them or makes new ones himself.

Before gluing up the hanging wall cabinet case with only two clamps, Mike prefinishes the case parts with his simple wipe-on shellac method.

Ben heads out to Iowa and records a show with the hosts of The Woodsmith Shop TV show

Chairmaker Russ Filbeck demonstrates how he gets his drawknives and carving gouges sharp in short order.

In this episode, Mike Pekovich cuts the through-tenons in his hanging wall cabinet and demonstrates his methods for fitting them. He also shares his tips for accurate handsawing and his overall build strategies and how they affect accuracy in everything he builds.

Take a look inside Patrick Edwards' hand-tool workshop.

Mike heads to the drill press to hog away most of the material before cleaning up the through-mortises at the bench.

Mike, Barry, and Ben discuss crosscutting wide panels, knowing when to sharpen, pinning joinery, and they add a new chapter to the debate–is woodworking art?

Learn how to systematically lay out both the mortises and tenons using blue tape and clever spacer blocks.