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Publisher:Active Interest Media
Category:Hobbies & Craft
Language:English
Frequency:Bi-Monthly
Magazine Description: Popular Woodworking has delivered articles and commentary from America’s best and brightest woodworkers for more than 30 years. The editorial focus is a committed philosophy of hybrid woodworking – blending the best of hand tool and power tool woodworking. We bring you woodworking projects for every skill level ranging from simple (but attractive) projects that use basic joinery, to complex furniture plans using advanced woodworking techniques, alongside new tools, tips and tricks to make you a better woodworker...
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Hand-Cutting Dovetails
Basic steps for beautiful joints.
Shaker-Inspired Sewing Counter
As much as this piece is a homage to Shaker design, it is also quietly a love letter to both hand tools and shared shops.
Alma Villalobos
Spotlight
Kimmons Hand Tools
One man’s journey to produce some of the highest quality tools around.
Studley Mallet
A reproduction of one of the most iconic mallets in woodworking.
Cutting Dovetails with Shaper Origin
It's all about precisely removing waste.
Lyre-Legged Table
Inspired by a striking statement piece.
Turning a Platter
Push your skills and create a showstopper.
My Pandemic Project
I have been an avid woodworker for years, working on one project or another in my spare time.
Angela Harris
How did you get started woodworking? Who were your mentors?
