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FEIN “Wrote the Book” on Multi-tools
Despite the recent glut of multi-tool manufacturers, FEIN is determined to continue leading the pack.
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How Should I Prepare Driftwood for Projects?
What else do I have to do to use it? I plan on using it for artwork.
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Riley Grotts: Woodworker and Renaissance Man
Riley Grotts says he “can’t remember when I wasn’t” a woodworker.
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How To Carve Bellamy Eagles
How to Carve Bellamy Eagles by Paul B. Rolfe tells the tale of John Haley Bellamy, a New England folk art woodcarver best known for his eagles
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Spend-A-Little Save-A-Lot Home Improvements by Brad Staggs
Spend-A-Little Save-A-Lot Home Improvements by Brad Staggs covers a variety of preventative maintenance and simple repair projects.
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Marking Router Bits
I’ve recently taken to marking my router bits with a Sharpie fine-point permanent marker.
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Tabletop Biscuit Fasteners
“Buttons” are often used to connect a solid wood tabletop to its base or aprons.
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The Call of the Wild
I admit it. I am of two minds – OK, my kids might say that is an understatement — but when it comes to my wood preference, the statement is dead-on. On one hand, straight quartersawn grain is very pleasing to me. I like it in spruce, white oak, red oak, mahogany … you get the drift. I have built tons of projects with quartersawn lumber.
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Work Sharp Knife and Tool Sharpener
Bladed cutting tools, scissors, knives of all sorts and serrated blades can all be sharpened with the new Work Sharp Knife and Tool Sharpener from Darex.
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Woodburning with Style
Woodburning with Style by Simon Easton is a modern take on pyrography, with instructions on creating basic marks to textured patterns.
