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The Gallery in Fine Woodworking #263 featured a piece by David Gasson that Paul says just reached out and grabbed him. Paul built this response to it during the COVID…

Inspired by both the Arts and Crafts movement and Japanese furniture, this fumed white oak and leather firewood rack was conceived as a showpiece that would be at home in…

This project started as a series of veneer exercises from Craig Thibodeau’s book, The Craft of Veneering. Bill started with the parquetry chessboard top, then challenged himself with veneering coves…

This funeral urn was created for a fellow woodworker. To select the material for it, Kelly met the man’s wife in his studio and looked through his wood stash. Kelly…

Though it may be tempting to forget your mistakes, it's probably more useful to embrace them and use them as teachers.

Similar in appearance to wood worn by prolonged exposure to the elements, uzukuri finish is created by rubbing a stiff brush back and forth along the wood, gradually removing the softer areas of early wood.

Koa is considered a sacred wood in Hawaiian culture. While living there, Richard acquired a supply and built this secretary, which took over 800 hours to complete. After 50 years…

This table was designed for Thomas’s client with her late mother in mind. The tiger maple front legs were inspired by the mother’s favorite pair of eyeglasses. All four legs…

A client brought her dining room side chair into Frank, Jeff, and Sean’s shop. She had searched unsuccessfully all over Dallas to find a bench to match her set of…

The cabinet is made of book-matched cherry. The base is claro walnut, given to Peter by a former student who had a walnut tree in her Oregon backyard. The ginkgo…