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Categories: Woodworking Joinery , Routers and CNCs , Tool Reviews , Cutting and Shaping Wood , Jigs, Tips and TricksJanuary 17, 2025Check out the latest Jig of the Month.Read more -
January 03, 2025Best jig to cut parallel and evenly spaced dadoes. Plus free project plan!Read more -
Categories: Woodworking JoineryJanuary 02, 2025Drawers are some of the most useful furniture components we can build. You can make them in several ways with various corner joints. Here are some considerations.Building drawers can bring out huge differences in maker philosophies. My friendRead more -
February 06, 2024Cutting beautiful through and half-blind dovetails is fast and easy with the Rockler Complete Dovetail Jig.Read more -
April 26, 2023A blanket chest makes a beautiful and useful addition to any home. Making a blanket chest is a classic woodworking project. A blanket chest is essentially a large box with a hinged lid. You can design your blanket chest to be as simple or ornate as youRead more -
April 25, 2023In this blog post, you’ll learn how to cut box joints using a Router Table Box Joint Jig and yourRead more -
April 24, 2023The miter joint is often used to form the corners of picture frames. This popular joint hides the end grain of the frame parts and creates a continuous grain or profile pattern around the frame corner.Read more -
April 04, 2023A mitered corner is a clean joint that hides the end grain of the box sides. The downside of a mitered corner is not the strongest joint because it is formed by connection of two end grain faces. One way to strengthen this joint is to run a dowel throughRead more
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Categories: Woodworking JoineryApril 02, 2023Another variation of a mortise-and-tenon joint is the loose-tenon configuration. It's a tried-and-true option that has served woodworkers for decades.Read more
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Categories: Woodworking JoineryMarch 21, 2023Modern machines and jigs simplify and streamline their construction.Read more
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Categories: Woodworking JoineryMarch 16, 2023Bring two flat surfaces together with glue or other reinforcements, and you've created woodworking's simplest joint.Read more
