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Curving Bendable Plywood Around a Form
Creating a curve in a piece can add a unique look to your next woodworking project. Brad Holden demonstrates the technique he used to create a bendable plywood base for his bathroom vanity.
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Testing the Sound on Jobsite Radios
Want to add some tunes to your next outdoor work session (or your shop)? Sandor Nagyszalanczy checks the features of some top jobsite radios, then tests their audio quality with his latest summer jam.
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Creating Book-matched Panels
Kimberly McNeelan explain the process for making book-matched panels for her barstool project. The resulting panels blend together like one larger piece in the final project.
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Working Woodturning into Your Daily Life
When you’re a master woodturner like Ernie Conniver, turning becomes part of almost everything you do. Ernie shares some of his favorite tips from around the house that you can make a part of your daily routine.
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Space-saving Miter Saw Station
Ralph Bagnall explains the design elements behind his space saving Miter Saw Station project. Putting the saw between two cabinets with large shelves saves space, keeps things neat, and offers a great way to cut long pieces.
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VIDEO: Carving Linenfold Panels
Ernie Conover teaches you how to carve a linenfold panel – a carving pattern that has the appearance of hanging fabric or tapestry.
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Miter Saw Dust Collection Test
Chris Marshall offers some of his best tips for dust collection when using a miter saw, and then tests the effectiveness of the dust collection on 10-in. sliding miter saws from Ridgid, DeWalt, Makita, Bosch, Ryobi, Kobalt, and Craftsman.
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How to Install LED Light Strips in a Coffee Table
Sandor Nagyszalanczy teaches you how to install LED lighting into a coffee table project. You can also install LED lights in other projects, such as cabinets.
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Support Long, Slender Spindle Turning with a Steady Rest
Ernie Conover demonstrates how to use a steady rest as a support when turning long spindles.
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VIDEO: Making Curved Parts with Bent Laminations
Larry Okrend shows you how to make curved project parts by gluing and clamping thin strips of wood in a form. Laminating thin strips is a great way to make curved pieces.
