Don’t let fatigue impair your judgement. Get some sleep instead!

Where you purchased your hardware from could have a significant impact on your wallet!

Exploring options for a natural-looking yet protective bartop finish.

The bench top nears completion with the addition of the dog hole strip, the dovetails front laminate, and the tail vise.

An article for all you music-loving woodworkers!

I prepare for the tail vise installation by trimming the slabs to length and working on the end cap.

I am the proud owner of a piece of furniture that influenced me very early in my career.

A Seattle High School went the extra mile for the Rocking Horse Charity Build!

It takes a lot of wood to make a 4″ thick workbench top!

Pondering some possible options for the end cap of the Split-Top Roubo.

The next project out of the TWW shop will be a nice simple beginner-friendly calendar frame.

A family-owned business in Campbellsville, Kentucky makes beautiful hand-crafted furniture!

Matt gets his Christmas goose early at Woodworking in America!

The Roubo build begins with a discussion of wood density and moving the old bench out of the shop!

Join us for our most ambitious Guild Build yet: the Benchcrafted Split-Top Roubo!

SketchUp may be all the rage, but don’t get rid of those pencils just yet!

A little accident reminds me of why most commercial furniture is crap.

A double review from me and my buddy Bill Akins!

A little time off from the site results in some serious productivity in the shop!

A review of the Tenryu Gold Medal blade updated to reflect the new full-kerf version.

Need some time away from the shop? Don’t feel bad!

Sometimes, the only thing separating good woodwork from great woodwork is a little patience.

General classifications of outdoor finishes and a survey of our community’s favorites.

Two current examples of wood movement, and what happens when you don’t allow for it.