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The Duality of Woodworking Tools
By Willie Sandry on October 5, 2022

The nice thing about having a well-equipped woodworking shop is the versatility of the tools at your disposal. In my shop, I like the way a good...

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How to Make an Outdoor Wood Sign
By George Vondriska on September 28, 2022

Intersted in making a painted sign? This 1-1/2” x 24” x 36” sign was made on a CNC. A number of steps were done to get this result, from glueing to...

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Eight Key Fundamentals Woodworkers Must Know
By Willie Sandry on August 31, 2022

1. Mortise before TenonIt’s the quintessential order of operations in woodworking, and it’s nearly always true. Usually, you’ll cut the mortise...

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CNC Tips: How to Flycut Wood
By George Vondriska on August 15, 2022

Fly cutting is a very important maintenance task that you need to do, but it can be used for more than just leveling your spoilboard. This burr oak...

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All The Basics About Bandsaw Blades
By Willie Sandry on August 1, 2022

Most woodworkers I know put one blade on the bandsaw and keep it there.Maybe that’s because they don’t have a good selection of blades, or maybe...

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Five Tips for Starting a Woodworking YouTube Channel
By Paul Mayer on May 30, 2022

In a recent blog, I presented some reasons why I think you should consider starting a YouTube channel to share your woodworking with the world. If...

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Three Reasons Why You Should Start a Woodworking Channel on YouTube
By Paul Mayer on May 2, 2022

If you’re like many woodworkers, you occasionally watch a woodworking video on YouTube and say to yourself “I could do that.” You might even say “I...

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Block Plane Trash to Treasure in 30 Minutes
By Paul Mayer on March 7, 2022

Even the most hard core power tool woodworker needs a couple good block planes; one standard, and one low angle for planing end grain. I use mine for...

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Finding your Woodworking Inspirations
By Paul Mayer on February 7, 2022

As with any art or craft, good woodworking design doesn’t happen in a vacuum. We often start by being inspired by someone else’s work, then add our...

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From Garage Woodworker to Shark Tank to International Furniture Success
By Paul Mayer on January 10, 2022

Like many successful woodworking business owners, Kiersten Hathcock started out with a mission. But Kiersten’s mission was surprisingly modest when...

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