Joinery - Page 17 of 24

How to Cut Clean Miters in Small Pieces of Molding
July 1, 2006

Q: I am installing crown molding that has to fit around pilasters that are 2 in. thick. What’s the best way to cut such small pieces? John Troth Jr., Coatesville,…
Square Peg in a Round Hole
July 1, 2006

A streamlined approach to making decorative plugs by the dozens
Sculpt Flowing Joinery with an Angle Grinder
July 1, 2006

Ideal tool lends precision to curves with little practice required
Hand-Cut Dovetails, Accurate and Fast
May 23, 2006

A tip from a tails-first guy
The Perfect Dovetail
May 1, 2006

Turns out that computer scientists have appropriated the term “dovetail” to describe complex calculations that run algorithms, the math that lets us search the Web for information. My analog brain…
A Joint that Exploits Wood Movement
May 1, 2006

Traditional wet/dry joinery uses heat and moisture to strengthen a post-and-rung connection
Grizzly Tops Jointer Review
March 13, 2006

Long table, good fit and finish, earn Grizzly's 8-in. jointer our Best Overall award
Yorkcraft Jointer a Good Value
March 13, 2006

Casters and rack-and-pinion fence earn the low-cost Yorkcraft jointer our Best Value award
Dovetail Saws
March 1, 2006

To cut dovetails by hand, you need a fast-cutting saw that's easy to control.
Accurate Biscuit Joints
October 25, 2005

Master the biscuit joiner and produce accurate joints with a few simple techniques and accessories

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