Milling

A shopmade router jig handles both turning and mortising

New miter gauge is among the very best

Try a carbide blade in your bandsaw

Rules and squares stay put for accurate marking.

After the more surgical extraction methods fail, your last resort is to cut around the fastener and remove it with the wood surrounding it.

Israel Martin likes machines but prefers to work with hand tools. To avoid the tedium that can accompany working with hand tools, he simplifies his designs, using mostly straight lines and square corners.

Peter Galbert learned a method for riving parts from sawn and dried planks. It has changed his perspective, and it might change yours, too.

Darryl Jones demonstrates how he finds, collects, processes, and seals “curbwood” into woodturning blanks.

Despite initial doubts, the CNC has quickly become an indispensable tool in the Fine Woodworking shop.

All it takes to make a perfectly flat board is a jointer plane and some patience.