Fine Woodworking - Page 2 of 14

Just as you can with wood, you can make hardware look older and more distinctive, create a custom finish, or make sure it never looks its age.

Hand-tool woodworking helped Giuseppe Deepak Benti control a deep form of anxiety called anginophobia.

Models tested include: Woodhaven Deluxe 4911; Harvey MG-36 PRO; Incra Miter 1000HD; Jessem Mite-R-Excel II; Kreg Precision System; Powertec 71766; Rockler Precision Miter Gauge with Telescoping Fence; Woodpeckers Exact-90; Woodpeckers Stealth-Stop; Wood River Snap-Set

Complexity and serenity coexist in this exceptional Chinese piece

Extra effort ensures glue-up success

The helix or spiral is abundant in nature but certainly less so in furniture design. Abraham was seduced by the idea of using straight sticks to produce spirals; or, rather…

James made this chair for his daughters to practice cello. The details derive from the cello itself and from musical notation. The legs and side stretchers mimic a 16th rest…

Collin studied cabinetmaking and furniture making under Steve Latta and Rob Tobias at Thaddeus Stevens College in Lancaster, Pa. This project was inspired by Phil Lowe’s bookcase design and Steve…

Art Style and People’s Choice awards Throughout a statewide Texas power outage, a bluebird tapped daily on Wayne’s shop windows. The bird came back to the shop multiple times per…

Judge’s Special Award This lounge chair was Diego’s first major woodworking project. Its structural members, which taper to surprisingly thin cross sections, remain sound thanks to bent lamination. Diego did…