Laying out accurate angles on your work is critical. So it’s funny to me that we spend $100 on a …
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Back when I was a young woodworker (shortly after the exit of the dinosaurs) I had a general acceptance of …
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Some call it a Patternmaker’s vise, others name it a Gunstock Carving vise, and the luthiers among us, obviously, refer …
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I was having a phone conversation earlier this week with an amateur woodworker who told me that he hates finishing …
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I’m a big fan of a soap finish for certain projects. It doesn’t provide a lot of protection to wooden …
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One of the rewards for writing articles and books about woodworking is seeing what readers do with your designs–or in …
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