Woodworking joinery

If you have an interest in Japanese joinery or joinery in general, then I would like to point you to an article series by John Bullar. Mr. Bullar is writing this article series about Japanese join…

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Small solid wood hanging wall cabinet perfect for decorating your living room or bedroom while organizing small items and reducing clutter. Hand made case of white oak with dovetail joinery and a douglas fir shiplap back. Dimensions: 19" wide x 12" tall x 3 1/2" deep

Takahashi McGil are a husband and wife team who make homewear by hand with love and care in our studio at Cockington Court Craft Center , located in the beautiful country park in Torquay, Devon.

Have I mentioned lately that woodworkers are some of the most opinionated and set-in-their-way people who you will ever have the good fortune to meet? If When to not use pocket hole screws! Find out from Queen Bee of Honey Dos.

Seth Keller introduces you to five expensive woodworking tools—two types of squares, a pocket block plane, a palm router, and special saws.

Angles can sometimes be a bit complicated to deal with, especially when it comes to joinery. So I came up with a simple jig to take all the guess work out of joining angles using dowels.

Before the internet, it would have been hard to imagine that people around the world would one day be unable to get enough of traditional Japanese carpentry, and specifically traditional Japanese joinery.

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Make Your Own Box Joint Jig with Woodcraft Magazine's Downloadable Plans! The box (or finger) joint is a remarkably strong, interlocking corner joint that can be quickly made on the table saw. The only catch is that you need a jig to help you hold and position your workpieces as you make the cuts. At its simplest, a box joint jig is an auxiliary fence with an indexing key that you attach to your miter gauge. My version adds the stability of a sled and a sliding fence to make adjusting the…