You don’t need a tape or math to lay out graduated drawers with attractive proportions – all you need are two pairs of dividers.

This PDF shows you how to create a pickled finish on oak or pine.

This PDF teaches you how to create a Stickley finish.

These small tools pack a punch. What might seem a step down actually has big benefits.

Marc Spagnuolo (a.k.a. The Wood Whisperer) shows you the basics of using flush trim bits in your router to create burn-free edges, and how these bits can improve your work.

Bob Flexner walks you through all the steps in repairing an antique factory-made chair that is glued with animal hide glue.

Reversibility and quick tack make this traditional method worth the trouble – sometimes.

Many commercial gauges are missing excellent features found on traditional versions.

This behind-the-scenes video was filmed during the photo shoot for the November 2009 article "Turning for Furniture Makers", and you'll get to hear about why Kevin Glen Drake uses a skew chisel and watch him turn a chisel handle.

Secret drawers and hidden compartments are as much fun to create as they are to discover. Learn the history of some common hiding places as well as how to construct such secrets as the Quaker lock and the sliding dovetail key.