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Germán Peraire became a teacher almost as soon as he became a maker. After taking a stab at photography, he [...]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLs4d7CgUU8 From Mike: I have done only minimal hand tool woodworking until the past year.  Now that I have [...]

Paring things down is an ongoing chore in our household. This time, the attic was in our sights. My wife [...]

FWW #110 Philbrick began his career restoring and reproducing 18th-century furniture. Much of his later work bears a strong link [...]

Shell by Alison Croney Moses The curved staves of her featherlight, bent-laminated Shell (above), each composed of multiple layers of [...]

Originally published in Fine Woodworking #20 For storage or shipment it is often advantageous for a tabletop to be quickly [...]

Creating a woodworking shop in a basement presents a number of challenges. In older homes, the ceilings are often below [...]

An acquaintance of mine milled some walnut trees at his father’s home in Idaho and eventually got around to bringing [...]

Video by Jeff Roos Not all woodworking is about fine furniture. Sometimes it’s about important furniture—the pieces that hold family [...]

Ed Brady wanted to move his shop out of the basement, so he proposed the idea of a backyard-shed shop [...]

This traditional method for concealing end grain relies on a hidden trick to work properly. Find out the “hole” story [...]

Who We Are Launched in 1984, WOOD® magazine is the world's most trusted woodworking resource — a distinction we've earned by [...]

Air Up Your Workshop Inflate your shop’s usefulness with compressed-air lines that easily reach every corner. Install them yourself—it’s a [...]

“Before we get started, I’d like to take a moment to talk about shop safety. Be sure to read, understand, [...]