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Make Your Own Marking Gauge
February 11, 2010

This shopmade marking gauge works better than anything on the market.
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…
The New Front Porch…
October 14, 2009

I know this isn't furniture but I built this stuff like it is furniture. There are mortises and tenons, splined mitres, biscuit joinery, segmented curves, bolections, reised panels and the…
chimney cupboard
June 11, 2009

Hello, this is my first piece of furniture. it's a small cupboard that I designed to be used as a jewish "aaron hakodes", or "holy ark". this is a cabinet…
Arts and Crafts Style Panel Bed
June 4, 2009

Watch as John W. Nixon from Eagle Lake Woodworking builds an Arts and Crafts style panel bed from quartersawn white oak using frame and panel construction, and through mortise and…
How to Cut Tenons on the Tablesaw with a Dado Set
January 19, 2009

Mike Pekovich explains why using a dado blade on the tablesaw is the quickest and most accurate way to cut tenons.
Add a Shelf to a Table
May 1, 2008

Four attractive ways to handle wood movement in a solid-wood shelf
Get the Most from Your Bench Chisels
July 1, 2007

Chris Gochnour demonstrates basic chisel techniques for these versatile tools.
Shopmade Tenoning Jig
February 1, 2002

Micro-adjustment feature adds ease and accuracy
Double Mortise and Tenon Improves Joint Strength
June 1, 2001

Add structural integrity to delicate furniture parts

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