Like all industries, magazines have their award ceremonies – and one of them was last held in our neck of the woods last night. Woodworker's Journal went for the gold – and came home with it, from the 13th annual MMPA awards

This reader-submitted project showcases an inventive use of the space normally reserved for drawers:

When finishing dentil molding, Chris Marshall suggests that you go vertical.

Do you ever run across one of those super-simple woodworking products that makes you wonder why you didn’t think of it yourself?

Dave Croxton shares some of his projects using Mesquite.

There's a December issue of Woodworker’s Journal headed to your mailbox soon, and this issue is dedicated to one of our all-time favorite tools: the router. Here's the inside scoop on what you'll find.

This recent project submission caught my eye for more reason than one

As many of you have likely heard, the New Yankee Workshop has just announced that the current season will be their last. I have to say, that is sad news to me.

Lately I’ve been churning out a lot of router dovetails, and that, of course, means choosing a router. I’ll be honest with you: I’ve got several different routers on the shelf. But what did I reach for first?

When I started woodworking, and my tool budget was really lean, I bought my boards from the home center. It seemed logical to shop there. They were already surfaced, and that was necessary because I didn’t have a jointer and planer. Plus, I could see the knots, pitch pockets and splits easily, which gave me [...]

In a manner of speaking, I’ve hit the skids. Well, hit them, tripped over them, shoved them around the shop and eventually, piled them just outside the door here. My stack of skids come from various places. Sometimes two skids arrive with a tool shipment, but only one goes back. Other times I’ll order a load [...]

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