How to tune up your band saw and  get it sweetly singing .

Achieving a good inset door fit with consistent gaps is a hallmark of good craftsmanship. The hard part may be convincing yourself that you can do it – but it's quite simple once you learn these tricks.

Discover how to add pegs to any project to achieve a traditional look – and to make your joints stronger.

Frank Klausz shows you three ways to master this traditional and strong joint.

Destroying 10 joints taught us surprising lessons about joint design, wood failure and the tenacity of modern glue.

This block-front chest is from the Chippendale period, and is a superb example of what American craftsmen created hundreds of years ago.

Back when the Shakers started making furniture in the late 18th century, the only tools available to them were powered by people. You can build these sturdy shelves using hand or power tools.

After a recent hardware show, we became impressed with polyurethane glues.

There’s no finishing problem more frustrating than glue splotches. Here's what to do about them.

Most finger joint jigs become unusable after a few uses. This adjustable one will last for years.