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Persuit of Perfection
July 28, 2011

Editor turned woodworker Peter Shepard is continually finding ways to perfect his designs
Boxes that Turn Heads
June 2, 2011

Wood turner Steven Kennard makes turned wooden boxes with intricate details and innovative techniques. From Fine Woodworking #220 Learn more about Steven Kennard this Pro Portfolio slideshow
Vaulted Veneer
April 7, 2011

Enrico König explores bent-lamination and veneering in his table with an arched base. Using tapered laminations, he has created a range of strong and striking arched forms that he uses…
Heart of the Back
February 10, 2011

The nine separate parts that make up the back have to be linked seamlessly and flow together fluidly. See how he did it.
End Grain on Display
December 9, 2010

One of the main reasons the sideboard on the back cover is so eye-catching is its end-grain drawer fronts, made from tight-grained, old-growth pine. It is very uncommon to see…
The Drama Unfolds
June 3, 2010

Seth Rolland’s striking table is at once timeless because of its classic demilune form, yet playful and modern in its curved, flared slats, which are created much like the way…
A Lesson in Curves
February 11, 2010

Hank Gilpin’s designs are driven more by the wood than by a preconceived notion of how the form should look. In another shop, the wood for these pieces might have…
Carvings Cap an Impressive Chest
January 1, 2010

An outstanding piece of furniture should be as inspiring in its details as in its overall form. The details that elevate Doug Mooberry’s mahogany chest of drawers are the starfish,…
Joint Wizardry
May 1, 2007

Japanese craftsman transforms joints with artistry and innovation
West Meets East
December 14, 2006

Peabody Essex Museum exhibit highlights furniture inspired by China

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