For an eye-catching shine on turned projects, use the same tool that made them—your lathe. 

Easy to mix, easy to use, and compatible with any topcoat. Prepare to dye.

These tools drive fasteners much more quietly than traditional impacters.

We honor these eight new tools and accessories as the most innovative in the field of woodworking.

Let your lathe skills blossom when by trying involuted, or "inside out", turning. 

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Though geometrically complex in appearance, this puzzle consists of 30 identical, simple-to-make parts. You need only a tablesaw dadoing sled and these assembly instructions.

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With its doors opend or closed, this wall-mounted cabinet speaks volumes about your craftsmanship. With joinery cut on your tablesaw or router table, it's quick to construct, too.

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Moritse-and-tenon joints were essantial to Charles Limbert's original rockers, but easy-to-cut floating tenons and our mortising jigs will help you achieve equally rugged results.

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Build this realistic rocker from oak and plywood, and turn a child loose on the road to adventure. 

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With less than 8" of table behind the blade, most bandsaw lend little support to workpiece when ripping or resawing. This outfeed table, as shown, adds more than 18" of support (depending on your saw), and can be removed easily prior to tilting the saw's table.