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Adding Epoxy Accents
By George Vondriska on November 26, 2020

Epoxy can add amazing details to your work. This live edge charcuterie board is very nice on its own.

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Make a Knife and Wooden Sheath Using a Blade Kit (Part 2 – the Sheath)
By Paul Mayer on November 24, 2020

In my last blog article, I got this project underway by adding a Cocobolo handle to a 5” Chef’s Knife Kit from Hock Tools.

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Make a Knife and Wooden Sheath Using a Blade Kit (Part 1 – the knife)
By Paul Mayer on November 19, 2020

Many of us who create projects in the woodshop also like to apply those creative skills in the kitchen. What better way of bringing these two worlds...

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Onion Skinning for Small Parts on Your CNC
By George Vondriska on November 10, 2020

Onion skinning, leaving a paper-thin bit of material at the bottom of a profile cut, is a great way to keep small parts secure on a CNC router.

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Build a DIY Platform Storage Bed
By Paul Mayer on November 5, 2020

My son asked for a space-saving bed for his college bedroom. He wanted enough built-in storage to eliminate the need for a dresser.

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CNC: Using a Point Roundover Bit
By George Vondriska on November 3, 2020

If you’ve ever used a hand-held router or router table you’re probably familiar with roundover bits. They’re great for easing the edges on your...

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The MANY Advantages of a Smaller Diameter Blade on Your Table Saw
By Paul Mayer on October 29, 2020

Most woodworkers own a table saw, and the majority of those saws have a 10” blade installed on them.

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VCarve Pro: Importing Router Bit Profiles
By George Vondriska on October 27, 2020

Are you using VCarve Pro to design and toolpath your CNC projects? Let’s look at how you can easily import and add router bits to the software’s Tool...

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Logs to Lumber on a Bandsaw
By George Vondriska on October 23, 2020

There are plenty of good reasons for mastering this process: Get species you can’t commercially buy. Control the dimensions of your stock. (Great...

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Make a Modern Graduated Strip Cutting Board
By Paul Mayer on October 20, 2020

In the past I ran a business with my father where we sold a variety of wooden products, and one of our all-time best sellers was this contrasting...

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