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Nothing says fashion quite like the Popular Woodworking logo , and now you can wear it emblazoned across your chest on one of our new T-shirts! Or, proudly hoist it...

The second Welsh stick chair I ever built was made using both traditional methods and traditional materials. That meant elm for the seat, white oak for the legs and the...

The first time I ever visited Frank Klausz (on the cover of our August 2006 issue) it was to shoot some photos for an article on dovetailing, for which is...

The online manual for our “I Can Do that Column” has been updated and is now ready for a free download. This manual, in pdf format, adds chapters on cutting...

Thomas Lie-Nielsen has always been a man who will fight long odds. His mother recently told the story that as a baby, the doctor’s didn’t think Lie-Nielsen would survive infancy....

Woodworkers are always interested in seeing other woodworker’s projects, and they love showing off their own work. Some woodworkers go to the trouble of setting up their own web sites...

During the last two years, we’ve been experimenting with a magazine idea called Woodworking Magazine. So far, we’ve published five issues (a sixth is on the way). It’s quite [...]

One of my favorite woodworking writers is Michael Dunbar, who has done more to revive the craft of Windsor chairmaking than any other person. His school, The Windsor Institute, and...

Save money and create more storage space with this smart shop cabinet.

Surprisingly straightforward, the only real trick to this project is a well-tuned band saw and our templates.

A weekend in the shop gains you a handy place to store everything you need for golf.

This vernacular furniture style is brought to life with subtle inlay on the legs and drawers.