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Restoring an Antique Gondola Chair |
Many of your smaller woodworking projects will involve repairing or even salvaging old valuable furniture pieces. In the following video, discover some techniques and possible pitfalls when taking on such a restoration. Watch as Tom Johnson of Thomas Johnson Antique Furniture Restoration in Gorham, Maine restores this antique European gondola chair,…
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Woodworkers Checklist |
9. Don’t be a Hero, Get a Helping Hand Even though most woodworkers thoroughly enjoy all aspect of any woodworking project, there are times when fatigue and other factors can rob you of your joy. If you find yourself in a frustrated situation where you single-handedly perform all sorts of…
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The Ultimate Garden Shed |
This cedar garden shed is the perfect storage solution for every gardener and family member who enjoys working and playing in the back yard. The storage area has loads of room for all your lawn and garden equipment. And you can access it easily through the 45 inch wide sliding…
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Making a Stub Tenon joint using only a Table Saw |
Frame and panel construction is one of the hallmarks of traditional woodworking. It’s the technique that’s frequently used in making doors and cabinet frames. Typically, a frame and panel is made by joining the frame with mortise and tenon joints. The panel rests in grooves cut along the edges of…
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How to Install 3 Types of Drawer Slides in Cabinets |
Epoxy-coated drawer slides, ball-bearing slides, and bottom-mounted slides are three common types of slide hardware for drawer cabinets. WOOD’s Kevin Boyle explains how to choose between the styles, the advantages and disadvantages of each, and shows a simple way to install each type.