The life of a woodworker is one filled with imprecise mistakes. Whether you're taking your first steps in the shop or are a steady hand at the table saw (such as a jobsite saw or a substitute for the ...

It still boggles our minds how many skilled craftspeople there are on Earth. Honestly, it’s inspiring. And it’s proof that with enough focus, persistence, and discipline, you can learn practically ...

Creativity, craftsmanship, and collaboration coordinate seamlessly at Designed & Made. Founded by Brian Grabski, the St. Paul, Minnesota-based custom woodworking shop specializes in cabinetry, ...

It’s difficult not to be impressed with people who can create masterpieces using their bare hands. It’s an admirable trait shared by sculptors, artists, composers, and, as you’re about to see, ...

At first glance, the Impossible Dovetail seems very aptly named. The joint can secure two 2x2 pieces of wood end-to-end, revealing nothing but a tight dovetail pin locked with a corresponding tail on ...

Grow your woodworking business with "smalls"! Ready for the latest trends??? Let's break down some more builds! Often, smaller items are looked over by new builders looking to make a name for ...

The best table saws allow you to do a range of woodworking projects from the comfort of your home, while providing the exact cuts you need. They’re also packed with safety features to ensure ...

Biscuit joiners might look similar—and essentially they are—but there are a few key differences that could help you choose the one that’s best for you. If you plan on using biscuit joinery frequently, ...

Completed by North Middle school's woodworking students, Grants Pass school district says these projects wouldn't be possible ...

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Woodworking can be an expensive hobby. There are budget versions of just about every tool, from drills to table saws, but the sad truth is that you nearly always get what you pay for. Enthusiasts who ...