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Shooting Board
July 7, 2009

A shooting board has no equal for producing an accurately square end on a board—incrementally removing wood to make a piece fit just right.
Readers Respond to Our Joinery Shoot Out
March 17, 2009

Analytical minds want to know: How valid was our joinery shoot out? Share your thoughts and read feedback from readers and forum members.
Cocobola Maple Conundrum
February 26, 2009

This puzzle box uses the basic beginning of a Turkish puzzle box, but incorporates a dual set of matching, 3 tumbler combination locks. Both sets of locks were turned from…
Fixing Mistakes: How to Replace a Broken Dovetail Pin
February 2, 2009

In woodworking, you cannot avoid mistakes. Let’s face it: No matter how skilled we become, we still slip with a chisel now and then or get too aggressive with the…
How to Cut Tenons by Hand
January 19, 2009

Matt Kenney shares a few tricks for cutting crisp, clean tenon shoulders and cheeks that need only minimal trimming for a good fit.
How to Cut Tenons on the Tablesaw with a Dado Set
January 19, 2009

Mike Pekovich explains why using a dado blade on the tablesaw is the quickest and most accurate way to cut tenons.
Oak keepsake box.
January 13, 2009

This is an oak keepsake box I made in 2003 for my mother-in-law. Unfortunately she passed away before it was finished. I gave it to my father-in-law to keep memories…
Show Us Your Exposed Joinery For a Chance to Win Great Prizes!
January 13, 2009

Have you made a piece of furniture with exposed joinery? We want to see it. Post your photos in our gallery contest and you might win more than $150 in…
Joinery Shootout
January 1, 2009

We push 18 popular frame joints to the breaking point
Pinned Miter Combines Strength and Beauty
September 1, 2008

The kane tsugi (literally, right-angle corner) joint is a traditional Japanese joint that offers incredible strength and beauty. Russell Jensen, who has made many examples of the joint, explains how…

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