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Live at Lunch! Build a Sturdy Workbench is LIVE on Facebook

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One of the perks of working at Popular Woodworking is the unlimited access to the decades of content in our library. The shear number of books, magazines and videos that I have access to is remarkable. Brendan Gaffney started at the magazine about three months after me and it's not uncommon to see one of our monitors running a video from videos.popularwoodworking.com in the background while we work. There's just […]The post Live at Lunch! Build a Sturdy Workbench is LIVE on Facebook appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.

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Dugout Chair Part 6, Remove the Rot

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My progress on the dugout chair has been stymied by rains from two hurricanes, building two Campaign bookshelves and laying out a forthcoming book on carving by Mary May. But today I fired up my angle grinder to remove the rotted interior of this silver maple. I don't have a ton of experience with an angle grinder. But if you've used an electric router, then you'll quickly get comfortable with […]The post Dugout Chair Part 6, Remove the Rot appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.

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Five Lessons from the Staked Chair Project

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I moved to Kentucky/Cincinnati on July 1st, and by the 15th of the month, I was already starting out on building the furniture for my new house here. Josselyn (my partner) and I had committed to leaving behind the cheap, second-hand furniture we had bought since leaving college years ago, and in doing so, arrived without a dining table, dining chairs, coffee table or a proper bedroom set. So, for […]The post Five Lessons from the Staked Chair Project appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.

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