Design, Drawing, and Furniture Styles
Thinking about designing a chair but struggling with determining the dimensions and angles that will guarantee maximum comfort?
More than just a pretty edge, a breadboard hides end grain without blowing apart your solid-wood tabletop.
What separates a “nice” project from a “great” one can be simply several details better executed.
A slight tilt of a saw blade gives your corner splines a whole new look.
While building a cabinet recently, I decided I wanted a beaded-board look on the doors.
The world's most accessible design software lets you plan your woodworking projects with confidence and realism.
Jeff Mertz explains how to proportion projects pleasing to the eye.
Copper almost seems to be a metal made for woodworkers. Its warm, rich color complements wood rather than fighting with it for our attention.
Tip of the Day
Make Stronger Doors with your Tablesaw
When building frame-and-panel doors, I make them extra strong by making the tenons long. Rather... read more