Woodworking - Page 134 of 185

Make controlled cuts using special jigs that hold the work and keep hands away from cutters

Custom thicknesses, matched grain and seams, and solid-wood details beat the plywood box look

Although the heyday of these machines may be past, there still may be a place for one in your shop

Mastering half-blind dovetails is the key to building reliable drawers

An FWW contributing editor shows you how to cut a large project down to size. His router templates will help you create smooth curves and tight joinery. Read step-by-step instructions and buy a plan and cutlist.

The choices vary in their complexity and durability and the time they take to execute

Often marketed as a teak substitute, this strong wood is good enough for more than decking

With only four tools, you can turn cylinders, tapers, beads and coves

Combine machine work and handwork to create arched panel doors with 18th-century style.

These compact tools can help prevent the most common woodworking problems