As managing editor, one of my duties is to pull together the “Letters” column for each issue, so please send in your questions or comments for me, the other editors or even for magazine contributors. We’ll do our best to provide answers as soon as we can. As I worked on the upcoming August issue, … Read more
Woodworking is not a difficult endeavor. It’s not, really. It is woodworkers that make it difficult. Over-thinking and sweating the small stuff causes us to pause, or even stop. It’s better to get out in the shop and make something – anything – happen. Just recently, in a comment posted to my personal blog site, … Read more
For those of you still unaware, a few months ago we launched Popular Woodworking eBooks. The web site is an online compendium of virtually every print product our staff has produced in the last decade plus, all in one place, available to you online 24/7/365 to read and browse. Here’s a breakdown of what a … Read more
Click here to read the December 25, 2012 issue of Weekly Wood News. A Long-overdue Workbench Modification Working with Plywood – 18th Century Style Some Things in Woodworking Cannot Be Taught Your Guide to Tear Out Everything You Need to Know About Spear-Point Marking Knives
Click here to read the December 18, 2012 issue of Weekly Wood News. New Crisscross Hardware from Benchcrafted Make a Router Dado Jig How to Re-glue a Doweled Chair Dispelling a Common Oilstone Myth Get to Know Your Wood Types
Click here to read the December 11, 2012 issue of Weekly Wood News. Fix a Tippy Chair… the Easy Way Experiments in Board Chests Get Your Woodworker a Gift This Season! Three Solutions for Pin-less Leg Vises How to Install Workbench Dog Holes
Click here to read the December 4, 2012 issue of Weekly Wood News. Highland Woodworker TV Visits Woodworking in America Magazine Honors Schwarz and Hock Sharpening Secrets: Lapping Plate for Your Shop Hurricane Sandy Relief – Do Your Part! 18th-century Joiners’ Shop Discovered
