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Don’t Fear the Hand-Cut Dovetail
December 5, 2013

In the first part of this two-part article, a modern master reveals every step of his system for cutting dovetails...tails first.
How to Avoid Crooked Tenon Shoulders
December 5, 2013

Q: The shoulders of my tenons never line up perfectly when I cut them at the tablesaw. I use a dado blade and a miter gauge. What’s going on and how…
Table Saw Blade for Dovetails
December 5, 2013

Q: I am interested in having a sawblade reground so that I can cut dovetails with my tablesaw. What kind of blade should I start with? Does the number of…
Strong Tenons in Skinny Legs
October 3, 2013

Get sturdy leg-to-apron joints without compromising your design.
Strong and Handsome: Half-Blind Mitered Dovetails
October 3, 2013

Router jig simplifies a challenging joint
Strengthen Miter Joints with Splines
October 3, 2013

Additional reinforcement will bolster the integrity of your piece.
Jointer-Planer Makes Sense for a Segmented Cutterhead
October 3, 2013

Q: I’m about to replace my 6-in. jointer with a larger one and wonder whether I should get one with a segmented cutterhead. Any advice? Conrad Dean, Prescott, AZ A: Segmented…
Joinery Preparation
September 13, 2013

Learn the right way to mill the lumber for your bench and then lay out the joinery for the base.
Mortise-and-Tenon Joinery
September 13, 2013

Cut and fit the workbench's offset mortise-and-tenon joinery using a combination of power and hand tools.
How to Cut Precise Joints on the Table Saw
August 1, 2013

Marc Adams shows how to make joint-quality cuts on the tablesaw—and stay safe in the process.

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