How & Why of Spring Joints
Save on clamps with this traditional technique for panel glue-ups. A“spring joint” is a traditional method where you join the edges of two boards to make a wider panel and leave a tiny gap in the middle of the …
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Classic Door Joinery
How to make strong mortise and tenon joints with a plunge router and a tablesaw. Imagine turning the clock back 500 years and visiting a fellow woodworker in any large European town. You could instantly strike up a conversation about …
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Three good values to look out for this winter
Powertec wall-mounted 1 hp dust collector, corner clamps from Viking Mountain Tool Works, Freud’s Wood Demon Ultimate General Purpose Saw Blade
Read moreEasy Frameless Cabinet Joinery
A hassle-free fast track to frameless cabinets. I’ve always liked the clean, modern look of cabinets built without face frames. My early attempts involved building plywood boxes first and applying hardwood edging later. But cutting, fitting, gluing and…
Read moreUse feeler gauges to dial in your tenoning jig
Team up your dial calipers with a set of feeler gauges to sneak up on the perfect tenon size.
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