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Last week Megan Fitzpatrick and I put the finishing touches on her new workbench, which was built using an ancient French design, 19th-century fasteners and modern materials (laminated veneer [...]

Last week Megan Fitzpatrick and I put the finishing touches on her new workbench, which was built using an ancient French design, 19th-century fasteners and modern materials (laminated veneer [...]

One of best ways to learn how a piece of furniture is put together is to take it apart. Many of the best furniture makers I know who work in historical styles have done a fair bit of restoration [...]

Don Williams is like a shark in a clown suit. He’ll bite you in half while you are laughing. During his presentation at Woodworking in America last weekend, I am quite sure that he [...]

Build a set of bench seats and a table for your backyard.

Several customers have asked why the pages in their brand new copy of “Handplane Essentials” have a slight wave to them, like David Hasselhoff’s hair in a botanical garden. The [...]

  I have two options to make the beadboard panels that will fill the inside of the lower cupboard doors : The router outfitted with an appropriate bit or the tablesaw with a molding [...]

I got wind last week of a new German-made smoothing plane from Kunz and , surprise , today it landed on a table while I was signing books at our Woodworking in America conference. It’s [...]

 “The machines need the numbers. We don’t need the numbers.” – Jim Tolpin After attending almost two days of lectures at our Woodworking in America conference, [...]

TIMBER ARBOUR MADE FROM PART PALLETS PART CLS TIMBER.TREATED WITH BOILED LINSEED OIL. PALLET TIMBER WAS USED FOR SIDES AND ROOF,ALSO DIAMONDS ON FRONT AND BACK.PALLET STRIPS ARE  3 INCHES [...]

I got to spend a little time in the Marketplace area of the Woodworking in America conference this morning and got a first look at some new hand tools that will be available soon. First stop was [...]

Today I was standing in line at our hotel waiting to check in, when I did a foolish thing. “Oh my gosh,” I said (OK, I actually kinda squealed.) “It’s Thomas Moser!” [...]