Solid mahogany, frame and panel assemblies, and simple construction are the foundations of this versatile table. Often, pieces of furniture are designed with one simple function (or use) in mind…
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How to rout lock miters on narrow pieces. If you spotted an oak leg with quartersawn figure on all four sides, your first reaction might be: That’s neat! But if…
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“Space balls,” rubber balls that are used in cabinet-door frames, are a simpler way of holding panels securely than a friction fit.
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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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Made By Hand — Embrace the Charm Read More »
With the organic geometry of our branch box established, our faceted butternut bee whittled, and its brass details textured and installed, we are ready to build the engine that brings…
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The Automaton Branch: Part V – Layout, Machining, and Drilling the Simple Drive Read More »
In Episode 278 of the ShopNotes Podcast, the crew follows up on your woodworking road trip suggestions, shares updates on Logan’s latest Chunk-A-Trunk lumber adventures, announces upcoming Woodsmith events, and…
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 278 — Atlantically Speaking Read More »