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Chainsawing Bowl Blanks
Turning expert Ernie Conover offers some handy safety tips for creating your own turning stock from logs with a chainsaw.
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Making Picture Frame Moldings Flat During Glue-Up
Woodworker’s Journal’s Editor in Chief Rob Johnstone expands on the picture frame making techniques found in the November/December 2013 issue, showing how to get a flat cut to make your moldings.
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How to Turn a Knitting Bowl
In this video, Ernie Conover shows you how to use your turning skills to make a handy, perfect gift for…
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King Slide® Push-to-Open Drawer Slides
Chris Marshall shows an interesting new drawer slide product that he used for the hidden drawer component of his blanket chest, the King Slide® Push-To-Open drawer slides from Rockler.
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Working with Large Sheet Goods in a Small Shop
Chris Marshall shares his techniques for cutting down large panels of sheet goods, no matter what size workshop you have.
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Stepping Up to a Stationary Planer
Woodworker’s Journal contributing editor Sandor Nagyszalanczy demonstrates how to use a home stationary planer to ensure that your lumber is flat and even every time.
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Set Up a Home Woodturning Shop
Turning expert Ernie Conover shares his must-have tools and equipment for woodworkers interested in setting up their own home turning shops and some helpful additions for the future.
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Elegant Floor Lamp Feet Pattern
To help you create this project, we’ve provided the full-size drawing of the feet for the base of the lamp.
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Butler Table Tray Hinge Layout
No matter how you decide to build this project, you’ll want to have a perfect layout before attaching the hinges. To that end, we’ve prepared this hinge pattern drawing to use with your project.
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Using a Bench Grinder to Sharpen Turning Tools
Ernie Conover shows off some of the jigs he uses with his workshop grinder to keep his turning tools sharp, as well as how to use a buffing machine to create a razor edges.
