Popular Woodworking in America Recap
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 I’ve just gotten caught up on work (and made a dent in myDutch tool chest build) after Popular Woodworking in America last weekend, and I wanted to recap my experience at the conference. With so many great speakers and a marketplace that begged to empty my wallet, it’s hard to pick my favorite aspects of PWIA. First off, I wanted to say thank you to everyone who came to the […]The post Popular Woodworking in America Recap appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 12:07am on 24-Sep-2016
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Hand Tool Olympics: Post-Game Wrap-Up
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 Well, another Popular Woodworking in America has come and gone. It was a fine time indeed, meeting and greeting our readers and contributors, but, like all good things, the end (alas) was inevitable. As attendees returned to their homes and shops to recover, our staff headed back to the office to work on new books, videos and, in my case, the next issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine. But the memories […]The post Hand Tool Olympics: Post-Game Wrap-Up appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 12:07am on 23-Sep-2016
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Another 511-year-old Woodworking Vise
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 Screw-driven vises are not modern inventions. The earliest screw-driven vise that I know of is this Italian vise that is circa 1300. I am always looking for earlier vises because the screw mechanism has been around since Archimedes, though his screw was originally used for irrigation. This year I have been delving deep into a codex that was written in 1505 by a patrician named Martin Loffelholz. The 76-page proto-book […]The post Another 511-year-old Woodworking Vise appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 12:07am on 23-Sep-2016
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Brush Lifts Stain While Brushing Finish
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 This may have happened to you. It’s surely happened to me. When you’re brushing a finish, the brush picks up some of the stain and lightens the wood. It’s even worse when the brush picks up so much stain that it leaves streaks. The first solution to try is to let the stain dry longer. Oil stains usually require drying overnight in a warm room, longer if the room isn’t […]The post Brush Lifts Stain While Brushing Finish appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 12:05am on 20-Sep-2016
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