202 - The Thorsen House, A Greene & Greene Ultimate Bungalow
Darrell Peart takes us on a tour of the Greene & Greene Ultimate Bungalow known as the Thorsen House. →
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Videos
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150 - Bowl Turning Tools & Techniques w/ David Marks
Learn the tools and techniques necessary to turn a beautiful natural edge bowl, from the one and only David Marks! →
129 - Woodworking in America 2010
A quick look at Woodworking in America 2010: the marketplace, the sessions, and the people! →
Woodworkers Fighting Cancer
Help fight cancer by contributing to Woodworkers Fighting Cancer! →
96 - 2009 Fresh Wood Student Competition
The 2009 Fresh Wood Student Competition highlights outstanding construction and design achievements by students from the best high school and post-secondary woodworking programs in North America. →
95 - AWFS 2009 - Tool Demos
AWFS is always a blast, even though this year we could see the effects of the economy in both corporate presence and attendance. →
94 - AWFS 2009 - Overview and Belt Sander Races
AWFS is the Association of Woodworking & Furnishings Suppliers and its a show that occurs every other year at the Las Vegas Convention Center. →
86 - Interview with Darrell Peart
An interview with furniture-maker, author, and instructor, Darrell Peart at the William Ng School in Anaheim, CA. →
79 - David Marks Project in Progress
A quick look into David's latest creation. Its a massive disc-shaped turned piece with a big marquetry image on the front. →
Latest
203 - Invisible Panel Joints
The secrets to perfect panel glue-ups with invisible joints. →
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Are Biscuits Strong Enough?
Are biscuits strong enough for furniture joints? →
Avoiding Cupped Panels
Should you alternate endgrain? How wide should you cut your boards to prevent cupping? These questions and more are answered in this article. →
195 - Platform Bed Pt. 2 - The Headboard
The massive headboard comes together with a wenge raised panel and a beautiful solid bubinga frame! →
$483 Worth of Mahogany
The Adirondack Chair starts with a trip to the lumber yard! →
