Scott Gibson

Woodworker and writer Scott Gibson lives in Waterboro, Maine. He worked as an editor at Fine Homebuilding before becoming editor in chief of Home Furniture and then Fine Woodworking. The co-author of two books on energy-efficient homes, Scott serves as a contributing writer at FHB and GreenBuildingAdvisor.com.

Sharpen a Marking Gauge Cutter
October 29, 2006

Improve a pin-style marking gauge to mark clean lines across grain.
Plastic resin glue more versatile than label says
August 10, 2006

Q: I used Weldwood Plastic Resin glue to laminate curved chair parts. Will it also work for assembling the chair? The label specifies a required pressure, which won’t work on…
A Woodworker’s Kitchen
July 1, 2006

Save money and show off your craftsmanship
Touring a Woodworker’s Kitchen
June 15, 2006

Discover the design and construction considerations that go into building custom kitchen cabinetry
Belt Sander R2720
February 1, 2006

Ridgid's new variable-speed belt sander is a thoughtfully designed tool with a sturdy feel and attractive features.
Pony ISD Hand Clamp
December 1, 2005

The Pony ISD Hand Clamp has swiveling clamping pads and a quick-release locking mechanism.
Quick-Grip Handi-Clamp
December 1, 2005

The Irwin Quick-Grip Handi-Clamp has swiveling clamping pads and a quick-release locking mechanism.
All About Turning
October 31, 2005

Turning falls into two broad categories -- faceplate turning and spindle turning. Each one relies on a special set of tools and techniques. The Basics: • Faceplate turning: Bowls, vessels,…
Marking Gauge (Wheel Style)
October 25, 2005

The Tite-Mark combination marking gauge features a micro-adjustable fence and is available in two lengths.
Modify Your Marking Gauge
October 25, 2005

Pin-style marking gauges have a single cutter that will work better with a couple of quick fixes.

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