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Inexpensive cotton tape makes a strong, comfortable seat.

Router-bit set makes short work of traditional glass doors

Take a behind the scenes tour of this cupboard project and find tips for using antique glass and handmade hardware

Furniture design has seen many styles and forms throughout its rich history, from the rectilinear designs of the Arts and Crafts movement to the instantly recognizable Windsor chair. Furniture makers and designers…

Jigs and story sticks ensure accurate joinery.

Contributing editor Chris Becksvoort gives a tour of the gallery inside a classic slant-top desk he made.

Dovetails, figured wood, and traditional moldings enhance this timeless piece

This sturdy, attractive desk offers plenty of work surface up top and efficient storage below.

This Shaker drop-leaf design can be built for two or for 20.

Straightforward construction methods for building a case with doors and drawers