Working with the Seasons
White pine and Hickory bark updates In our modern convenience culture, we are often led to believe that anything is available at any time. I mean, it’s July and my…
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White pine and Hickory bark updates In our modern convenience culture, we are often led to believe that anything is available at any time. I mean, it’s July and my…
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I’ve tried all kinds of jigs for installing drawer slides, none to my satisfaction. My jig holds the drawer slides right where I want while I install them. You can…
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Jeff Miller’s Shaker table emphasizes traditional craftsmanship, including hand-cut mortise-and-tenon joinery, drawboring, and angled aprons.
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Often, the old ways are more efficient. I use 18th-century hand tools because I make reproduction furniture. In my mind, the simplest, most efficient way to make authentic-looking furniture is…
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18th-century Tools for Every Shop Read More »
On this week’s episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, Logan and Phil welcome special guest Jamie Harpster of Plane Wellness, a non-profit that offers woodworking courses that are free to adults…
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 265 — Plane Wellness with Special Guest Jamie Harpster Read More »
Welcome to The Splinter Report, where I gather the assorted interesting and amusing things I’ve seen in the woodworking world. This week we’re looking at skittles, spiders, and speedy dovetails….
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