Woodworking Blogs

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Poly Coat #4 is in the books. Now switching to satin and 400 wet sanding.

A lot of work is done making all the tracks. Below the pictures. Thanks for watching.

I started with a new T and J project. A lattice boom crane. I first wanted to make a intarsia coon, but the patterns are not yet arrived. Therefore...

Today I got some different (jigsaw) saw blades. But the intarsia pattern isn’t yet there. Therefore, you have to be patient about my experiences wi...

Today I ordered some saw blades for the chevalet and also found a place for storage. Thanks for watching.

Some of the most common questions I get are about how I find inspiration and ideas for projects. So, I decided to make a video that basically answe...

This has been a long time coming, but I have been gearing up to produce more woodworking video. My new YouTube channel: The American Craftsman Work...

I the days of old A casket could be made from 6 pieces of wood A coffin was made from 8 pieces of wood because the sides were made from 2 pieces of...

Our first “Creation Challenge” is provided by Thomas (thank-you very much, Thomas). More About The Spoon Why spoons? Last winter I had injured my k...

I am so excited to finally share some photos of the beautiful piece that Spider Johnson and I have been working on since June for the Texas Furnitu...

First off… I’m not a creative writer, I’m just going to put that out there. Debbie has asked me to put together a tutorial on how I create a wooden...