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Choosing and Milling Lumber for a Tabletop
September 1, 2009

The early decisions on grain, color, and matching can make or break your tabletop design.
A Jig for Bandsawing Small Logs
March 1, 2009

Turn your bandsaw into a mini sawmill
7 Habits of Highly Effective Woodworkers
January 1, 2009

Powerful lessons for part-time furniture making
Pencil and Paper
December 1, 2008

Work precisely by using these simple tools in unconventional ways
Invisible Fix for Chipped Plywood
May 1, 2008

Q: While planing the solid-wood edge-banding on a plywood tabletop, I accidentally planed through the veneer, leaving a small but unsightly nick. Can I repair this without having to remake…
How to Get Around Planer Snipe
March 1, 2008

Q: Whenever I run a board through my thickness planer, it winds up with snipe at one or both ends. The infeed and outfeed tables are level with the planer…
Andy Rae Shop Tip: Flattening Wide Boards
January 9, 2008

What are your options when the wood you want to use is wider than your jointer? Andy Rae shows you how to flatten a large plank with portable tools and winding sticks.
How to rift-cut stock to follow the grain
December 4, 2007

A College of the Redwoods instructor shows how to rift-cut straight or curved stock to follow the grain
Getting Started in Woodworking: Milling Rough Lumber
October 31, 2007

Catch the latest installment of this online video series for woodworking novices
Smoothing Wide Boards with a Handplane
September 28, 2007

Proven pro techniques for getting a rough board flat, straight, and square.

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