Woodworking - Page 117 of 185

The Humble Coping Saw, a Shop Workhorse
July 1, 2005

A coping saw is a modest but versatile hand tool that excels at cutting all kinds of curves.
Protect Inlay with Selective Staining
July 1, 2005

The secret to leaving inlaid areas unstained is to apply a clear finish beforehand
How to Cut Tapered Sliding Dovetails
July 1, 2005

Hand-cut method is fast and simple
Pros and Cons of Oil Finishes
May 1, 2005

These popular finishes are easy to use, but you need to pick the right one for the job
Surviving Glue-Ups
May 1, 2005

A guide to stress-free gluing and clamping
User’s Guide to Plywood
May 1, 2005

For furniture makers, sheet goods offer strength, stability, and good looks
Shaker Rocker
May 1, 2005

Jigs and story sticks ensure accurate joinery.
Choosing and Using a Scroll Saw
May 1, 2005

Midrange models offer a wide range of capabilities
All About Table Design
May 1, 2005

A well-proportioned table balances ergonomics with style.
Metal Smoothing Planes
May 1, 2005

There are several choices between $30 and $300

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