Industry Interviews
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SawStop: Come for the Safety, Stay for the Saw
By now, if you haven’t seen it, you have certainly heard about it: a saw that cuts wood but won’t bite people.
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Kreg: The King of Pocket Hole Joinery Expands Its Offerings
Say “Kreg,” and pretty much everyone immediately thinks of the familiar bright blue tool that made pocket hole joinery.
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A Fitting Name for a Finish that Locks Out Water
There’s no sin in sincere, no good in goodbye, and no water in Waterlox, and there never has been. What is…
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Homestead Heritage
You can learn to build anything of wood at the Homestead Heritage woodworking school, but unlike most schools, they’ll teach you to do it with hand tools.
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A Bad Investment Leads to an Innovative Company
Robert Cumings is clearly the sort of man who, when stuck with a lemon, makes lemonade.
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A Look at SuperMax Tools
Take a look at the SuperMax drum and brush sanders, and you are bound to find them rather reminiscent of the upper end of the old Performax line.
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Paddling Down the River of Boat-building Expertise
With a name like Bear Mountain Boat Shop , you would assume this is a place you could go to buy a boat, and for the most part, you’d be right.
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Smith & Fong
Woodworkers are constantly on the lookout for new and exciting species that are durable, attractive, easy to work with, and, dare I say it, environmentally correct, or “green.”
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Stewart-MacDonald: The Ultimate Luthier’s Toy Store Helps Wood Find Its Voice
Have you ever had a hankering to build a guitar, banjo, or mandolin, but were at a loss as to where to begin?
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Ryobi Power Tools
As it turns out, I was in for some very pleasant surprises about Ryobi. First, a bit of history.
