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Build A Graceful Hall Table
April 8, 2010

Barnsley style combines Arts & Crafts simplicity with Federal elegance.
Build a Jig for Breadboard Ends
April 1, 2010

Learn how to build an easy jig that allows for perfect indexing when routing for breadboard ends.
Avoiding Glue Squeeze-Out
February 9, 2010

Learn how to avoid glue squeeze-out in mortise-and-tenon joinery.
Tenon Shootout
January 1, 2010

Tablesawn or hand-cut? Two experts go mano-a-mano to champion their favorite techniques
Strong Joints for Thin Legs
January 1, 2010

Q: I’m planning to make a table with legs that are 1-1/4 in. square at the top, and aprons that are 4 in. tall. I’d like to use mortise-and-tenon joints…
Mortise Gauge is Key to Tight Mortise-and-Tenon Joints
December 1, 2009

Q: I have trouble cutting mortises and tenons with hand tools. I cut the tenons too thick, and when I trim them they inevitably end up out of parallel with…
Make a Shopmade Table Saw Tenoning Jig
May 27, 2009

Save money and cut precise joinery with a shopmade tablesaw jig.
Joint Strength Test
February 25, 2009

See which joints performed the best in a stress test
Mortise-and-Tenons with No Squeeze-Out
January 29, 2009

Like other woodworkers, I'd had problems with glue squeezing out of mortise-and-tenon joints as they're clamped up. So I came up with the idea of chamfering or rounding over 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.

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