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Mike gives a tour of his new workbench, intelligently designed for handwork in a compact space.
We are offering free shipping on Michael Pekovich’s new book “Benchwork” for the next 30 days. You can order the book here, and we will ship it tomorrow. “Benchwork” is Mike’s thir...
Mike shows off his collection of "utility planes," which offer the delicacy of a block plane paired with the heft of a bench plane.
In this video, Mike demonstrates his method for keeping his card scraper in working order.
Issue #325 of Fine Woodworking is out now but don't forget to check out online extras provided by some of our favorite woodworkers and teachers.
Featuring Roland Johnson, Heidi Ernshaw, Ramon Valdez and more.
Take a peek into the cleverly designed workspace of Ramon Valdez.
Rick Price agreed to finish a Craftsman-style table that a former colleague’s late husband had begun before his death.
Luthier Michael Doran puts the Shop Fox anti-vibration pad to the test.
The art of carving incised lettering is both a valuable skill for professional woodworkers and an instructive practice for beginners.
Design does not stop when the making begins. Steven Hartung allows his pieces to grow and change as he builds, and he takes design cues from the unique materials he uses.
In this video, Ramon Valdez shows off the belt-sanding jig he's created for modifying and reshaping small components.
Create a large round object by placing a rough object in a pivoting holder and using an angle grinder in a jig to rough out the shape.
Fine Woodworking staffers Mike, Owen, and Bridgid sit down to discuss Handworks 2026, wood finishes for kitchen utensils, and the moon's effect on trees.
Ramon Valdez unleashes the potential of this often-overlooked tool with a few simple tricks.
It's called bolection turning, but don't let the fancy word fool you. It's easy to do.
The following is excerpted from Peter Follansbee’s latest book, “17th-century Essex County Cupboard.” Making the side-hung drawers is a fun challenge. I don’t do it often enough to...
When lining the bottom of a box with fabric, cut the pieces to perfect size with a rotary, wheel-type fabric cutter.
Yoav Liberman shares a look at a new folding, portable treadle lathe.
Vic Tesolin explores the functionality of this vacuum-based workholding solution.
Tim Coleman opens his notebook to reveal the road he traveled from first thoughts to this finished Krenovian cabinet on a stand.
Heidi Earnshaw's Hathaway dresser, while simple in appearance, hides a complex arrangement of intricate parts.
A shorter show this week with a lot packed in: the double table saw setup is officially happening, Marc and Greg tag-team card scraper sharpening, and we spend some real time on wh...
You can get a repeatable back bevel on a hand-tool blade by simply flipping the honing guide and riding its top edges.
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