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The links below revisit a few of the articles that have appeared in Woodezine over the last fourteen years. You can also find techniques and methods in our Woodshop Basics handbook. A how-to article on the end table at left is here. |
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A layman's guide to the latest wood industry terminology. | |
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A look at the furniture finalists | |
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Every woodworker needs to know | |
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When a regular nail won't do | |
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Thinking of buying a CNC? | |
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New Technology | |
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A short intro to our series | |
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An Irish company brings a clever new push and click connector to the U.S. | |
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Everything new at the Las Vegas show. Part 1 of 2 | |
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Everything new at the Las Vegas show. Part 2 of 2 | |
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A Celebration of woodturning at the feet (foots?) of the Rockies. | |
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Where would a woodshop use them? You'd be surprised... | |
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Sharpening machines that use water. | |
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"Resin can be made to resemble wood, duplicating every chisel mark in a carving." | |
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Have you ever wondered if the glue you're using is really the best choice for the job? | |
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Once you understand the physics involved, the breakage problem disappears. | |
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East Teak offers a wide range of hardwood species, including some recycled rosewood. | |
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A guide to the industry's grading, cut and measurement language. | |
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The difference between universal and induction motors... | |
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There are several ways in which mills cut veneers, and each delivers a distinct pattern... | |
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Adding a phase converter can open the door to used professional machinery and bigger motors. | |
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A couple of shop tricks to help handle that annoying divot chewed by a planer. | |
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A Wisconsin forestor has lots of answers for anyone who wants to harvest and/or dry lumber. | |
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Combining ceramic and carbide, a West Coast manufacturer has changed sawblade science. | |
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Here are five inspirational pieces by renowned artists, with links to their websites. | |
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A brief overview of this efficient way to spray sealers, stains and topcoats. | |
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A very brief but quite informative intro to the parts and properties of bench planes. | |
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A very basic and heavy MDF base for a wood lathe, easy to build and pretty vibration-free. | |
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An easy-to-build project and a great gift. Note - have the hardware in hand before you begin! | |
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A very brief intro to segmented turning, with a link to Bill Kandler's site and his video on this. | |
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Here's a real challenge for woodworkers who want to get out of the shop in summer... | |
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Build a heavy-duty featherboard for your table saw. | |
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This is a link to the plans for building the pine end table shown at the top of the page. |
And here are some links to a few of the articles that John has written for Woodcraft Magazine...
Pocket Hole Joinery
Mortise & Tenon Joinery
Build a Sharpening Center
Raising Panels on a Shaper
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