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Build a frame-and-panel door with hand tools – Part 2
April 13, 2023

Having created the frame in Part 1, Bill Pavlak now focuses on making the raised panel.
Build a frame-and-panel door with hand tools
February 20, 2023

Bill Pavlak demonstrates how to make the frame: chopping the mortises, fitting the tenons, and cutting the haunch.
A Sapele and African Mahogany Bookcase
February 14, 2023

John built this bookcase to fit a specific location in his vacation home. Influenced by the Mid-Century style, John mitered the corners and cut a clean oval profile on the…
Cutting rabbets two ways
December 13, 2022

Despite the simplicity of the joint, it's not as cut and dried as it seems. How you cut it should depend on how you'll use it.
Workshop Tip: The breadboard headboard
October 19, 2022

Multiple pegged mortise-and-tenons solve the problem of wood movement in a headboard.
Setting up a fillister plane
May 27, 2022

Tips on setting up and using this classic hand tool for joinery.
My favorite DIY joinery
May 23, 2022

Slip mortise-and-tenons are a step up, but definitely within reach for the beginning woodworker.
Rabbeting a Shelf for Strength vs. Appearance
February 16, 2022

When rabbeting a shelf to fit into a dado, is it better to put the rabbet on the top or the bottom?
Adding joinery details to a SketchUp model
January 19, 2022

Components provide an efficient way to add joinery in SketchUp.
Workshop tip: Foolproof way to fit mitered dovetails
November 11, 2021

The tape lets you trim just one side of the miter while maintaining the perfect angle, producing a flawless fit.

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