Woodworking Joinery
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Posted: August 24, 2022Categories:Read more
Hide glue has fallen out of favor in the modern era, but Ian Kirby still finds a place for it in his shop.
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Posted: July 26, 2022Categories:Read more
Back in the day, cabinetmakers cut all of their dovetails by hand. Of course, they really had no choice. Now, with mechanical means ranging from basic router dovetail jigs on up to sophisticated automated machinery, is there any reason to time carefully lay out each and every pin and tail and make all of the demanding cuts with a hand saw?
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Posted: March 28, 2022Categories:Read more
What's the best joinery method for drawers? The answer: there are several reliable options.
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Posted: February 24, 2022Categories:Read more
How do you avoid the gap that sometimes forms when edge joining lumber?
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Posted: February 21, 2022Categories:Read more
What is the easiest way to make and hold a scarf joint?
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Posted: February 17, 2022Categories:Read more
This dynamic duo of interlocking parts has been integral to furniture building throughout history.
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Posted: February 15, 2022Categories:Read more
What would cause loose joints from a biscuit cutter and how do you make them stronger?
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Posted: January 06, 2022Categories:Read more
In this Rockler demo we are sharing a video from Woodworker's Journal that demonstrates how you can use a plunge router and the Leigh FMT Pro Frame Mortise and Tenon Jig to cut strong, perfectly fitting mortise and tenon joints in no time. Easily rout single, double, twin, quadruple or even triple mortise and tenon joints, plus angled and compound-angled joints, in stock up to 3" x 5".