Weekly Editorial

  • Design Quietly and Simply

    In this issue, Chris finds that simple is better, making cabinet panels, spruce up your kitchen and plans for a hidden bed and space saving workbench.

  • Hope to Hear from You!

    In this issue, Chris, unfortunately, announces the end of the Weekly, but we still have plans and articles to check out over the next few weeks!

  • Training the Mind’s Eye

    This week, Chris shares bowl turning lessons, gluing up table parts, water-based finishes and plans for a farm table and a small box.

  • Show Us Your Best Cutting Board!

    In this issue, Chris puts out a call for cutting boards, cutting table parts, finishing turnings, plus plans for dog steps and a vanity.

  • Mother’s Day Gifts Gone but not Forgotten

    In this issue, Chris recalls a Mother’s Day gift, cutting table joints, adding T-tracks to projects and plans for a sewing cabinet and an ottoman.

  • Old Reliable

    In this issue, Chris chooses his favorite tool, marking joinery, making a tack cloth and plant and jewelry storage plans.

  • Muscle Memory

    In this issue, Chris shares laminating memories, preparing stock, using lathe chucks and plans for a small table and a large dresser.

  • Ten Simple Joys of Woodworking

    In this issue, Chris channels his inner David Letterman, plus project design tips, miter joinery and plans for a serving tray and an end table.

  • No Turning Back

    In this issue, Chris reads your woodworking destinies, project basics, trim installation tips, plus plans for a bookcase and dovetail cutting jig.

  • When Did You Know You Were a Woodworker?

    In this issue, Chris remembers his humble origin, learn about project assembly, making straight cuts and plans for the home and shop.