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Low-Angle vs. Standard-Angle Spokeshaves
June 2, 2022

The key to success with a spokeshave is understanding the cutting angles and how they work.
Setting up a fillister plane
May 27, 2022

Tips on setting up and using this classic hand tool for joinery.
Workshop Tip: Template-rout your dog holes
January 6, 2022

A simple template makes it easier to control the router when making dog holes for your bench.
Sturdy, knock-down workbench
October 28, 2021

Clever construction makes small work of big joints
Michael Fortune’s unconventional vises
February 23, 2021

His work is anything but traditional, so it’s no surprise that he also uses unconventional workholding tools.
Expand Your Workholding with a Spoon Mule
November 4, 2020

Dawson Moore's spoon mule clamps workpieces low and from the sides, making it perfect for narrow parts, spoon bowls, and other workpieces.
Video: How to Use a Spoon Mule for Greenwood Carving
October 30, 2020

If you're on the fence about whether you should add a mule to your split-rail shaving horse, watch just how well one works.
Don’t build a new workbench
June 1, 2020

Chris Schwarz demonstrates how to improve any existing bench with a few inexpensive pieces of wood and steel.
All-in-One Workstation for Dovetails
March 26, 2020

Mike Pekovich's simple stand holds the work for every step of the dovetailing process.
Twin screws for everyone!
February 24, 2020

Many of the classes Megan Fitzpatrick teaches involve large dovetailed carcases, and while you don't actually need a Moxon vise to make them, it sure simplifies things.

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