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Billing loves the process of working with a Japanese adze, and he says it produces “a texture you can’t get with any other tool.”

All of the work by Barnaby Ash and Dru Plumb is based on historical bronzes and pottery. The piece featured here was turned from a single piece of green English oak and is based on the ancient Greek amphora, a vessel for storing water or wine.

This artist and woodworker creates sculptural mirrors by blending hand-drawn sketches, digital modeling, and traditional woodworking techniques.

Mike and Phil recount their woodworking adventures in the UK, and Phil and Ben discuss next week's Woodworking in America event!

Vic Tesolin loves his MFT workbench, and he will gladly tell you why.

Guillermo Rodriguez's beginnings as a boxmaker and full-time woodworker go back only four or five years

Oh, fancy legs, where do we begin? With the endless possibilities for contemporary shaped legs, the roots of the process can follow the same steps as crafting a classic cabriole leg form but with more flair.

While at CFC, Bonnie Hawk heard that the U.S. National Toboggan Championships would be held nearby. She and her husband won the trophy—not for the fastest time, but for the best toboggan.

In Midcoast Maine, the Center for Furniture Craftsmanship, is a magnet for outstanding makers and teachers.

With David Lamb's Zimmer table as inspiration and painting advice from Mark Adams, Dan Strout decided to replace a factory-built table in his living room