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    Major blunders of kitchen remodeling
    Major blunders of kitchen remodeling

    Have you thought of Kitchen cabinets online remodeling with your own ideas?

    by RickHardcastle | April 30, 2012
    Box Joint Jig Handles Drawer Joinery with Ease
    Box Joint Jig Handles Drawer Joinery with Ease

    Learn how to build and use a clever tablesaw jig for perfect box joints.

    by StartWoodworking | April 19, 2012
    Making a Small Wooden Box, Part 1
    Making a Small Wooden Box, Part 1

    Learn the basics of box building, including: cutting mitered corners, box glue-up, cutting splines, and much more...

    by StartWoodworking | January 10, 2012
    Hardwood Edging for Small Boxes
    Hardwood Edging for Small Boxes

    Learn how to add hardwood edging of a contrasting color for more beautiful boxes.

    by epirnik | December 14, 2011
    How to Build a Router Jig for Perfect Dadoes
    How to Build a Router Jig for Perfect Dadoes

    A handheld router is an incredibly versatile tool, and when you're just starting out, it's among the four most useful handheld power tools you can have in your arsenal.

    by epirnik | November 9, 2011
    Fixing Woodworking Mistakes
    Fixing Woodworking Mistakes

    Last week I wrote about covering unsightly face grain with beautiful quartersawn veneer.

    by epirnik | October 20, 2011
    Video Project Series: Wedged Tenon Joinery
    Video Project Series: Wedged Tenon Joinery

     

    by epirnik | September 23, 2011
    Refinement to a simple jig
    Refinement to a simple jig

    I loved seeing my jig design for cutting miter spline slots used in making Ed Pirnik's Beaufiful Re

    by DougStowe | July 8, 2011
    How to Use Pocket Hole Joinery
    How to Use Pocket Hole Joinery

    Pocket holes are a fast and efficient method of joinery that any novice woodworker can handle.

    by epirnik | June 1, 2011
    Practice Your Dovetails While Making Dinner

     

    by MKenney | March 21, 2011
    A Router Guide For Any Groove
    A Router Guide For Any Groove

    This router guide can be used confidently in a variety of applications using any number and types of grooves

    by Troy_Bouffard | March 11, 2011
    How to Make and Use a Mini Miter Block
    How to Make and Use a Mini Miter Block

    My father often reminded me to use the "right tool for the right job." He was right and over time that wisdom developed into many jigs in my shop.

    by Troy_Bouffard | March 10, 2011
    How to Choose the Right Joint for the Job
    How to Choose the Right Joint for the Job

    An overview of which joints to use when

    by Mario_Rodriguez | November 11, 2010
    Basics of Rabbets and Grooves
    Basics of Rabbets and Grooves

    Where they're appropriate to use and how to reinforce them.

    by AsaC | November 11, 2010
    Miter Joint Basics
    Miter Joint Basics

    Learn the basics of making strong miters

    by AsaC | November 11, 2010
    Two cabinets
    Two cabinets

    Here are a couple of cabinets I built in my 2nd year of woodworking. The large one is comprised of a strange mix -- red oak, white oak and ash. Oh well, live and learn.

    by Anatole | November 10, 2010
    Basics of Frame-and-Panel Construction
    Basics of Frame-and-Panel Construction

    This construction method is a popular method for making doors, cabinetry, and a variety of furniture and architectural components.

    by AsaC | November 10, 2010
    Lap Joint Basics
    Lap Joint Basics

    Quick and simple to produce, lap joints offer a decent amount of strength without too much fuss

    by AsaC | November 10, 2010
    Pocket-Hole Joinery Basics
    Pocket-Hole Joinery Basics

    Learn the basics of pocket-screw joinery

    by AsaC | November 10, 2010
    Mortise and Tenon Joinery Basics
    Mortise and Tenon Joinery Basics

    The humble mortise and tenon is perhaps the most common joint in woodworking.

    by AsaC | November 10, 2010