Woodworking magazine

Shortly before my friend Carl Bilderback died last year, he gave me a carload of woodworking books, catalogs and other ephemera that he had amassed during a lifetime of tool collecting and woodworking.

The Magazine is a beloved resource for woodworking enthusiasts of all skill levels. Each issue is packed with detailed project plans, step-by-step instructions, and expert tips to help you craft beautiful and functional pieces. From furniture building to workshop improvements, the publication covers a wide range of topics to inspire and guide your woodworking journey. Key features of the Magazine include: -Detailed Project Plans: Clear and precise blueprints for a variety of woodworking…

After 21 seasons, "The New Yankee Workshop" is closing its doors, and its much-beloved host, Norm Abram, is going to focus on his personal projects and PBS's "This Old House," according to Russ Morash…

Expert woodworking tips, techniques, inspiration and more for woodworkers of any skill level.

Machinists and mechanics keep their small tools in a chest with shallow drawers. I do, too—except mine is custom-built, sized to exactly fit what I want to keep close at hand. And it'

Most first-time chairmakers are intimidated by the compound joinery used to fasten all the legs, stretchers, spindles and arms. The truth is, it can be quite complicated if you try to figure out…

One of the most impressive pieces of furniture in the show (read part one of my story here) is a tall, pod-like cabinet that was commissioned by a wrist-watch collector. To house the collection…

By Tim Johnson…

Workbench Magazine Nov-Dec 1965