Tips & Techniques4
Six great tips from fellow woodworkers: 1. A tenon cutting jig. 2. Clamping to a drill press. 3. Edge-gluing trick. 4. Dovetail layout. 5. Simple burnisher. 6. Polishing Plexiglass.
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Six great tips from fellow woodworkers: 1. A tenon cutting jig. 2. Clamping to a drill press. 3. Edge-gluing trick. 4. Dovetail layout. 5. Simple burnisher. 6. Polishing Plexiglass.
Angled legs don't necessarily mean a complex project. Simple joinery and knock-down fasteners make quick work of this sturdy maple Highchair.
This table may change the way you approach woodworking. It holds a router horizontally so cutting an accurate mortise is a snap.
A hybrid joint that doesn't require a lot of tedious fitting.
Tips from inside the Woodsmith shop: 1. Burnishing a miter. 2. Raising an arched panel. 3. Securing panels in frames. 4. Working with warp.
A graceful curved top and raised panel doors create a stately heirloom project.
Making an arched molding doesn't have to be difficult. Here are detailed instructions for every step of the job.
A router and the right type of bit are what really make the Mortising Table work.