Joinery with Frank Klausz – A Bridle Joint
Anyone who’s ever watched, or seen Frank Klausz speak in public understands that they’re learning from a guy who knows …
Frank Klausz’ Masking Tape Joinery
A while back I posted a trick for using blue painters tape to help adjust a router cut. The response …
Jigs for Perfect Mortise & Tenon Joints
Mortise-and-tenon joints tend to frustrate woodworkers far more than dovetails do. That’s no mystery; they are genuinely harder to cut than dovetails.
12 Tips for Better Biscuit Joining
12 Tips for Better Biscuit Joining Improve performance and expand function. By Richard Tendick 1. Make Corner Splines Decorative corner …
Tablesaw Box Joints
Tablesaw Box Joints A shop-made jig with micro-adjust guarantees perfect joints. By Tim Johnson Box joints are the savvy woodworker’s …
Mitered Mortise & Tenon – June 2018
A mitered mortise and tenon joint brings an English charm to a New England-style chest. by Peter Follansbee For me, …
Bring a Drawbore Home with Andy Rawls – Community Post
Editor’s note: We have some great content on drawboring – check out Chris’s article here and some of Chuck’s period …
A Lesson in Coping – How to Join Trim
I’ve long been struck by the aptness of our English word “cope” – “I just can’t cope,” “I’m barely coping” …
Video: Joinery in Curvy Furniture
Curvy furniture is great to look at and usually offers a tactile aesthetic that makes it appealing. Holding it all …
