Moment with a Master – Don Williams was in charge of caring for and conserving some of America’s most precious treasures for decades at the Smithsonian Institution. This iconic woodworker, scholar and author has turned his talents to translating Andre Roubo’s volumes from french to english so today’s woodworkers can build excellent furniture. Don invited(…)
Watch as Thomas Lie-Nielsen explains his plane blade sharpening technique. NOTICE: Working with wood is inherently dangerous. Before using any woodworking hand tool or woodworking power tool consult its operating instructions, and, if necessary, seek instruction by a qualified person well-versed in its operation and appropriate safety techniques. It remains up to you to make(…)
Moment with a Master – You probably have seen Scott Phillips starring on his PBS “The American Woodshop” TV Show, but you have never seen him like this! Scott tells about his most electrifying moment and his unfortunate use of his dad’s expensive walnut boards! Feature – We’ll take you out to the Louisville Slugger(…)
Moment with a Master: Furniture maker and author, George Walker, has unlocked a building and design code that dates back centuries ago. Hear how he applies what he has uncovered everyday in his Canton, Ohio shop! Feature: Ever wonder what it takes to build a windsor chair? Greg Pennington shows us his special technique, and(…)
Forrest Chopmaster blades are 80-tooth thin-kerfs designed to yield the smoothest possible cuts from standard or sliding miter saws. Forrest backs up their blades with a straightforward promise: “All of our tools are guaranteed to work for you properly, on your machine, or your money will be refunded.” If you’re looking for the finest blade you(…)
Moment with a Master: Glen Huey is a marvelous period furniture maker, author and magazine editor. He invited us to his Cincinnati workshop to talk about his humble beginnings as a woodworker and the road he took to becoming a senior staff member of one of the most popular woodworking magazines on the stands .(…)
