Cutting and finessing the sliding dovetails on our dividers. We'll also add some additional support to help prevent sag.

Making shop-sawn veneered panels for the cabinet dividers.

Adding detail to the legs, side glueups and doing some fancy stuff with the Domino.

The top and bottom of the main case feature solid web frames and solid wood panels.

Cutting the grooves and preparing the crotch panels for the side assemblies.

Selecting the stock and milling the legs and rails for the side assemblies.

Making one of my most challenging projects yet, the walnut and copper sideboard.

There's really nothing like a handmade gift for the holidays. Nicole and I teamed up to make a few beautiful wine boxes featuring a finger joints and a lasered image, all in the style of a Japanese tool box.

The Walk-In Dream Closet concludes with the construction of the lower chest of drawers, the upper three-door cabinet, and all of the finishing touches.

C-channel is one of the most overrated concepts in woodworking.

Community shop tours that will have you drooling.

Making my wife a dream closet to replace the builder grade wire shelving.

Keep your kitchen drawers organized with a simple grid made from shop scraps.

How to fix a bad kitchen cabinet paint job.

I Made the PERFECT Bench for Our Criss-Cross Dining Table

A detailed comparison of the current two-component hardwax oils on the market.

A great way to safely store kitchen knives, up and out of the way but also easily accessible.

An honest real world review of the most inexpensive parallel clamp on the market, the Harbor Freight Bremen Parallel Clamp.

This large assembly table is a great inexpensive alternative to the long and cumbersome process of building a torsion box.

Why would be destroy a perfectly good table? To make it even better, of course!!!

I recently purchased twelve* different brands of parallel clamps in hopes of reviewing them all. Silly me! While I failed to come up with a fair and balanced set of parameters for testing, I did uncover some interesting truths about parallel clamps that you might not be aware of. If you’re in the market for […]

A beginner's cutting board course from the woodworker's point of view.

The base of this large table features a criss-cross design that does away with two of the aprons you'd find in a typical table base. I honestly wasn't sure if it would work and the only way to find out was to build one.

A beautiful napkin holder made from live edge birdseye maple.

Applying oil finishes sparingly is the key to avoiding problems with curing and other flaws in the surface.