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In the final part of our series, Aaron puts the finishing touches on the trunk lid.

91 - Sketchup Basics - Trunk Lid Pt. 3

June 18, 2009

In the final part of our series, Aaron puts the finishing touches on the trunk lid. →

In part two of our three part series, Aaron shows us how to make the frame parts for the top of our lid.

90 - SketchUp Basics - Trunk Lid Pt. 2

June 8, 2009

In part two of our three part series, Aaron shows us how to make the frame parts for the top of our lid. →

SketchUp can be a little intimidating for first time users. Aaron Marshall helps demystify this handy program.

89 - Sketchup Basics - Trunk Lid Pt. 1

June 3, 2009

SketchUp can be a little intimidating for first time users. Aaron Marshall helps demystify this handy program. →

Using SketchUp to reverse engineer an Arts & Crafts Table from a photo.

11 - Arts & Crafts Table (Pt. 1)

February 14, 2007

Using SketchUp to reverse engineer an Arts & Crafts Table from a photo. →

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The secrets to perfect panel glue-ups with invisible joints.

203 - Invisible Panel Joints

June 10, 2013

The secrets to perfect panel glue-ups with invisible joints. →

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! →

Wide Stock for a Chest of Drawers Top

I found some great 14" wide boards for my Chest of Drawers top. Have a few knots to fill first though! →

Skill-Building Projects

Projects and skills that help you grow as a woodworker. →

How to Finish End Grain

How to prevent end grain from appearing darker than the face grain. →

A Diamond in the Rough

Don't be so quick to overlook that ugly duckling of a board. It could very well be the highlight of your next masterpiece! →

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