Design, Drawing, and Furniture Styles
Learn about designing, drawing, and selecting the right style for your next woodworking project. Find out how small details and style affect the final look of your project.
“Don’t skimp on materials. When creating something beautiful, your time will be your greatest expense.” — Tom Stangeland
I see a lot of projects in WOOD® magazine and other publications labeled as “Arts & Crafts.” What makes a piece “Arts & Crafts?”
What separates a “nice” project from a “great” one can be simply several details better executed.
This minimal, yet sturdy, stand serves as a great upgrade from your flatscreen's flimsy feet.
Instead of hiding the screw heads with round plugs, emphasize it with a shallow mortise and square e
WOOD magazine, Issue 266 shows you how to make a Demilune Table.
Utah craftsman Dale Peel combines old-world techniques with modern tools to re-create distinctive, rugged furniture in pine and cottonwood.
Whether it’s Acadian or Creole, Greg Arceneaux’s furniture speaks of a rich history
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