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Project articles vs technique articles and free chisels |
Our magazine always includes plenty of project-based articles. I try to run a mix of beginner- and intermediate-level project articles in each issue, as well as an advanced-level article a couple of times a year. |
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Make a fully adjustable table stand |
Despite the popularity of tablet computers, especially as a way to stay connected with family and friends during Coronavirus restrictions, tablets have one thing in common: using them can be a real pain in the neck…literally. But not this one! |
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Whether you use hand or power tools, traditional or modern joinery techniques, there is one thing all woodworkers have in common: wood – the material we work with. |
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Blue Spruce card scrapers and burnisher |
Highly effective at producing smooth, nearly finish-ready surfaces and very economical when compared to using sandpaper. |
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There are few woods easier to finish than red oak. Whether you want it stained and sporting a bulletproof topcoat, or have its natural oak glow shining through, you can’t go wrong with red oak. |
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Brentwood Bay, British Columbia, woodworker Ian Laval on using locally sourced woods, restoring a sailboat and "cheapo" products that Canadians seem to love. |
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