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When it comes to painting a piece of furniture, a beginner’s first thought is often to just grab a can […]

For the serious woodworker, the art of a project doesn’t begin with a saw or a chisel—it begins with the

In woodworking, the difference between a project that holds together for a few years and one that lasts for a

Every woodworker, from the seasoned professional to the weekend hobbyist, has experienced the feeling of a project going wrong. A

For many new woodworkers, the focus is on the big tools: the table saw, the jointer, the planer. But a

For many woodworkers, the space they work in is just as important as the tools they use. A cluttered, disorganized

For many new woodworkers, staining a project can feel like a high-stakes moment. All your hard work—the cutting, the sanding,

Congratulations! You’ve put in the hard work of cutting, joining, and sanding your project. You’ve even chosen and applied the

There’s a certain magic to spalted maple. Its mesmerizing dark lines and intricate patterns, created by the dance of fungi

There’s nothing quite as satisfying as a freshly made cutting board. Whether it’s a gift for a friend or a