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How to measure and design this joint so it remains strong with or without glue

Shane Orion Wiechnik thinks about pale and cloudy surface problems (including white rings) and why he doesn’t put mayonnaise on furniture.

When Ben Strano was faced with a seemingly impossible mortise, he turned to one of his favorite woodworking tools.

Inspired by a traditional tool tote, dovetails and tenons combine for sturdy, lightweight storage

David Fisher carves a decorative tree—establishing a simple layout, custom grinding a gouge, and making lots of opposing gouge cuts for the leaves.

Charlie Peterson's adjustable bookshelves turn a wall into a statement

Roland Johnson explains the physics of kickback and why the best way to prevent it is to use a riving knife.

If you have an older saw that lacks a modern riving knife, here are a couple of ways to add a low-profile splitter.

Designed for projects requiring ventilation, Robert Webb's doors are fun to build and offer a number of valuable woodworking lessons.

Chelsea Van Voorhis's fun, versatile way to incorporate marquetry into your next project