Contributing Bloggers
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The Advantages of Hide Glue
Made of rendered-down animal hides, hide glue is the first choice for musical instrument makers, antique conservators and traditional woodworkers.
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Design & Craft Collaboration: The Antigua Project
In May 2015, a group of 12 New York based designers and artists led by Rebecca Welz arrived in the city of Antigua, Guatemala, to collaborate with artisans in diverse crafts and create a line of products.
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Reclaiming Lumber Damaged by the Emerald Ash Borer
This tiny bug is no bigger than a nickel and it’s killing our Ash trees at an astonishing rate.
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Used Workshop Equipment Represents a Great Value
A used piece of equipment can be a great value. But having to move a heavy tool or piece of machinery can kill a great deal.
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Incredible Lanna Carving Tradition of Thailand
Nopradol Khamlae is a seasoned woodcarver living in northern Thailand and trained in the local “Lanna” carving tradition, arguably amongst the world’s most intricate and spectacular styles.
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Miniature Croquet Set Features Full-size Details
Ernie Conover shares the antique toy croquet set he received as a gift. It was inspired by the full-size set he built for the magazine last summer.
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My Video Shoot at Conover Workshops
Order your copy of Getting Started in Woodturning My latest adventure in woodworking took me to Conover Workshops,…
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Project Highlight: Ultimate Miter Saw Station
Take a closer look at the Ultimate Miter Saw Station project. This project was featured in the magazine several years ago and the plans are still very popular.
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Tambour Making at the Haystack School of Crafts
My latest Adventure in Woodworking took me to the Haystack School of Crafts in Deer Isle, Maine. Wendy Maruyama is…
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Tripp’s Jellyfish Tables
Last Summer I had the pleasure of making these California Walnut tables with Art Carpenter (aka Tripp), at Espenet Studios, in Bolinas, CA.
