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Craig Thibodeau demonstrates the art of marquetry using the scrollsaw packet method, an accessible and efficient approach for both beginners and experienced woodworkers.
Learn how to bring banding to precise length with perfect ends using this jig.
The following is excerpted from Michael Pekovich’s book “Benchwork,” which we expect in our warehouse any day now. And because the words alone don’t fully do justice to introducing...
In this video, Mike explains the steps in his design process and shows off three iterations of a nightstand class project.
Seth Rolland demonstrates how he determines the stave widths and angles for a non-uniform coopered lampshade.
In this article from 1978, Drew Langsner demonstrates how to cleave wood to follow its long fibers to achieve stock with straight grain.
This wildly patterned wood makes even the simplest piece of furniture stand out.
Most of the MDF parts in the Petite kit, are layers that make up the hull. It's a simple job, fit the first two, and then add the internal walls. PVA holds everything together, bu...
A shaving horse and low bench work excellently for holding riven and shaved parts.
This sled is simply a tapered board with two 1/4-in.-dia. holes near the leading end that receive dowels.
After cutting a square corner on the tip, an emery board becomes a great tool for removing squeeze-out from tight corners.
Rob Hare demonstrates his methods for realistically spot staining sapwood in a slab of walnut.
"Space balls," rubber balls that are used in cabinet-door frames, are a simpler way of holding panels securely than a friction fit.
Image by thuynhungle99 on Magnific Run a hand across the top of a Georgian card table and you learn two things before you have looked at it properly. The cloth has a direction. Th...
Vic shares this episode with box maker and Fine Woodworking cover author Vasko Sotirov. They discuss design prototyping and (of course) the metric system.
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