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Tested: The Benchcrafted Wagon Vise

These last couple weeks I’ve gotten to break in my new Benchcrafted wagon vise while building a dry sink for the next issue of Woodworking Magazine. The dry sink is enormous (it looked so [...]

Knot a Problem

On Halloween night in 1993 I went to the lumberyard in search of wood to build a sitting bench for our kitchen in Lexington, Ky. Like any good woodworker, I sorted through the entire pile of 1 x [...]

The Sawbench: A Silent Shop Slave

I really need to start keeping a list of all the things I use my sawbenches for. Sure, I saw stuff on them. And I stand on them while go-go dancing in the shop to amuse visitors. Those things are [...]

Taming the Wild Pine

When I first got serious about woodworking after college, I remember reading a dire warning in a woodworking book about working with pine: “If you work with pine, be sure to purchase your [...]

Trouble Outside the Norm

Cabinetry is made of chunks of wood that are fairly standard in size. Most of your parts are going to be shorter than 48″ long. It’s rare that individual planks will be wider than [...]

AW Extra 9/6/12 – Lock Miters

Lock Miters This simple set-up process guarantees perfect joints! By George Vondriska Lock miters are strong, attractive joints that make assembly easy. So why the heck don’t we use lock [...]

Woodworking Nerd Test Part 1

Woodworkers have a slightly different definition of normal than the rest of the world. Keeping special pieces of wood for a long, long time falls into that category. A little more than seventeen [...]

Now Available: 'The Workbench' DVD

Lie-Nielsen Toolworks has just released a DVD that is based on the theories, research and building that I did for the book “Workbenches: From Design & Theory to Construction & [...]

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