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Techniques and Tips - Canadian Woodworking
WEBFind the right plan for your next woodworking project. Our plans, taken from past issues of our Magazine, include detailed instructions, cut lists, and illustrations - everything you need to help you build your next project.
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WEBOur free live webinars provide you with practical woodworking information and advice. The series is hosted by Lara Finley, with over 20 years of woodworking and home improvement experience.Her company, Her Rough Hands Inc, designs and builds fine furniture, custom built-ins, and personalized home decor for clients.
Tools - Canadian Woodworking
WEBKnow Your Tools Our tool primers tell you what you need to know about basic woodworking tools and accessories. View all Product Reviews Our product reviews are written by independent, experienced woodworkers. View all Benchtop Machinery Benchtop and stationary machinery help you make better use of your shop time. View all Accessories Accessories help to […]
Current issue of magazine - Canadian Woodworking
WEBIn this issue we focus on tools, tips and techniques for the small shop. We have a healthy collection of jigs for you to make. Jigs bring accuracy and repeatability to any shop. On top of the four jigs we feature, there are a few other projects that will make a small shop run much more smoothly. Best of all, these projects are easy to make.
Most read articles in 2021 | Canadian Woodworking
WEBEach year we publish close to 100 articles - project plans, tool reviews, tips and techniques, wood finishing, home improvement and more - giving you the information you need to sharpen your skills and inspiration for your next project.
Joinery overview - Canadian Woodworking
WEBSome joints can be made by hand in the traditional way, while others need power tools or special jigs. This wide variety of options allows you to select the joinery that is best for your particular project; the tools you have, your skill level, and …
Dowel joinery - Canadian Woodworking
WEBDowels are one of the easiest joints to use and are especially useful when you don't want to use hardware, such as screws. Dowels are also an obvious choice if you don't have the time or the experience to make fancier joints, such as dovetail or mortise and tenon.
Classic wainscoting - Canadian Woodworking
WEBWainscoting is a wood covering that is applied to the lower portion of a wall. In the past, wainscoting provided a practical way to help keep warmth in and dampness out, as well as to enhance the look of the ever present stone walls.