The Forgotten Gems
Do you ever rediscover something you forgot you even owned? I had one of those moments recently. Every summer I tackle the annual garage cleanout. Somehow, despite doing it every…
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From The Editor
Made By Hand — Embrace the Charm
Over the course of my woodworking career, I’ve waged an internal struggle—a balance between striving for perfection and getting a project to a point where it’s acceptable, where any flaws…
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Eat An Elephant One Bite at a Time
Over the last few months, I’ve been digging through back issues of Popular Woodworking Magazine. As some of you may have noticed, we’re making a few subtle changes to the…
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Holy Swedish Burls Batman
Editor’s note: This article was originally written in December 2025, for the April 2026 issue, which went to print in January 2026. As we wrap up this issue of the…
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The Rear View Mirror
It’s hard to believe that Woodworking in America 2025 is already a month in the rearview mirror. (Editor’s note: Logan wrote this article back in November.) What a weekend it was—packed with seminars, demonstrations, vendors, and plenty of ……
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Steven’s Shaker Bench
At this point, you’re probably tired of hearing me say, “I don’t believe in coincidences.” But this bench proves my point. A couple of years ago, furniture maker Steven Bunn emailed me about a project he’d once prepared for American …
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