Joinery
Here's everything you need to know to create precise, strong, long-lasting furniture joinery. We'll discuss miters, mortise and tenons, box joints, dovetails, frame-and-panel construction, biscuits, pocket-screws, half-laps, and more.
Kevin Boyle and John Olson design and build nearly every project you see in WOOD® magazine.
Rout this strong joint quickly and accurately with a plunge router and a simple jig you can build.
Pocket-hole joints provide the perfect combination of speed and strength for this job.
Tditionally, a jointer flattens boards and a planer brings them to thickness. But if you don’t own a jointer, your planer or router can do the flattening when you follow these steps.
Popularized by home-renovation TV shows, shiplap is enjoying a renaissance as a wall covering, but has always been a sound choice for door panels or backs for cabinets and bookcases.
Over the next hour, WOOD magazine's Kevin Boyle will show you step by step how to build an arts and
Following our step-by-step process, YOU can make beautiful cabinets: just one, or an entire kitchen'
Learn to cut incredibly strong half-lap joints by hand or with a two-step process using a tablesaw a
Practice your handsaw skills as you learn to hand-cut a tenon.
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