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The kit contains professional medical-grade tools for this very job: a beautiful set of tweezers and a sturdy, sharp, steel probe that stores in its own handle.

Alexander Grabovetskiy infuses his work with allegory about the conflicts of his life.

Taking a tip from boatbuilders, Chris Becksvoort demonstrates his use of patterns to build identical parts, whether he's making a set of dining chairs, a lamp, a Shaker trestle table, a stool, or a Shaker round stand.

The Guide to Woodworking with Kids, by Doug Stowe

"This issue’s lineup is a great example of the unique viewpoints that are driving the craft forward today."

As a child, Philip Morley's dyslexia kept him from succeeding in traditional schools, but thanks to trade school, he found his own way to soar.

While it’s true that woodworking is often a solitary pursuit, there is an important potential for connection to others in the work we make.

Mike Korsak weighs in with his thoughts on a common practice.

It was in a class at the North Bennet Street School where Rosanna Coyne discovered carving, and found the passion that changed the course of her woodworking journey.

Two woodworkers, Will Neptune and Steve Brown, remember their mentor.