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Q: In a recent Fine Woodworking article, different glues for bent laminations are discussed, but polyurethane glues are not mentioned. Why is that? Dennis McGlumphy, via Ask The Experts, None A: Polyurethane…

Q: I am interested in making bent laminations for furniture. What type of glue should I use? Gary Herber, Langley, None A: There isn’t one adhesive ideal for every application.…

A single jig tapers the plies on the bandsaw and then guides them through the planer

Add Federal-style muntins using a plywood template as a jig and a guide

Kit to build a skateboard deck is well engineered and a great project for getting started in woodworking

Part 2 of 3: Resawing veneers on the bandsaw

Part 3 of 3: Laminating veneers with a shopmade vacuum bag

Chris Gochnour guides you through the steps to creating curved forms in this exclusive three-part video series. Part 1 shows how to make a sturdy bending form

I was recently commissioned to build an arch for a client who had knocked an opening in the wall between his kitchen and dining room. Not wanting to be stuck…

When I made some plywood forms to laminate a curved headboard, I discovered this trick. If you cut the forms with a router bit the same diameter as the thickness…