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Welcome to Top 100 Woodworking Sites for 2012. This is the ultimate woodworkers resource for finding tips, techniques, advice and inspiration from some of the best woodworking sites on the internet. If you'd like to recommend a woodworking site or blog or have any comments please send us details here. I hope you discover something new. It took me absolutely ages to put together, so if you enjoyed it I would hugely appreciate any tweets/stumbles/diggs.

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▼ 2012 (4)
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  - You tubes Woodworking Videos | Recycling Old Palle...
- ► April (1)
  - Top 5 Tips for Buying Used Woodwork Machinery
- ► February (1)
  - Woodworking Projects: Bird Houses
- ▼ January (1)
  - Woodworking Sites: Blue collar Woodworking with St...

► 2011 (46)
- ► December (2)
  - Woodworking Sites: All the Time in the World Handc...
  - Edge Trimming and Jointing Veneer
- ► November (3)
- ► October (1)
  - Woodworking Sites: American Federal Period Furnitu...
- ► September (7)
- ► August (4)
- ► July (1)
  - David Marks on The Wood Whisperer- Bowl turning
- ► June (3)
- ► May (4)
- ► April (3)
- ► March (6)
- ► February (3)
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Woodworking for engineers

Modular shed build parts 1 and 2 - The first two in a series of articles about building a small storage shed for my back yard. I built the shed mostly in pieces on the ground, and assembled ...
1 minute ago
Tom's Workbench

Sub (assembly) warfare - The captain made one last sweep of the horizon before pulling his eye from the periscope’s eyepiece and snapping the handles into their storage position. “...
1 hour ago
Full Chisel Blog

The Next Question about Traditional Woodworking - In the past I have asked questions about traditional 18th and 19th century woodworking and found answers. Sometimes it takes a bit of time to finally ferr...
12 hours ago
'Design. Click. Build' Blog - Fine Woodworking

Making a Traditional Beveled-edge Drawer Bottom - [image: Making a Traditional Beveled-edge Drawer Bottom] Posted by Killenwood In Chapter 9, pages 62-63 of my eBook, I describe the making of the beveled-...
18 hours ago
Fine Woodworking - All featured posts

Making a Traditional Beveled-edge Drawer Bottom - [image: Making a Traditional Beveled-edge Drawer Bottom] Posted by Killenwood In Chapter 9, pages 62-63 of my eBook, I describe the making of the beveled-...
18 hours ago
The Unplugged Woodshop

30 Craft Market - Hey folks, I just received an email about the 30 Craft Market in Peterborough, Ontario and thought I’d pass it along for any Ontario readers. These are the...
19 hours ago
Badger Woodworks

New Chisel Roll - My wife just made me a new chisel roll as a prototype to test out. She’s considering making them available for sale down the road, but she wanted to make ...
1 day ago
Popular Woodworking Magazine » Chris Schwarz Blog

Highly Recommended: Grace USA Screwdrivers - [image: Highly Recommended: Grace USA Screwdrivers] It’s sad to say, but all of the so-called “lifetime” screwdrivers I’ve tried over the years are sorely ...
1 day ago
giant Cypress

Japanese riving technique - Japanese riving technique: Drew Langsner’s observation on a Japanese woodworker demonstrating riving technique: The froe is almost identical to the ones ...
1 day ago
Peter Follansbee, joiner's notes

further riving details - I got another note from Drew Langsner this morning; here it is. Hi Peter, Here’s more on riving. This photo is of a gentleman who demonstrates riving shing...
1 day ago
Popular Woodworking Magazine » Editors’ Blog

Sources for Rule Joint Hinges - [image: Sources for Rule Joint Hinges] Coming soon (June 12) in the August 2012 Issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine is an article by Willard Anderson tit...
3 days ago
the Carpentry Way

Chip off the Old Block - I think the sub-blade of the Japanese plane, termed *uraba* (裏刃) or * osae-gane* (押さえ金), is worth a thorough look. Some writers, such as Odate Toshio, have ...
3 days ago
Inside the Oldwolf Workshop

New To The Blog - I have wanted a gallery page to organize finished pictures of my work for a long while now, and thanks to some added time on my posterior, I have accomplis...
4 days ago
Joel's Blog at Tools for Working Wood

Too Many Projects!! - The new issue (#10) of The Work Magazine Reprint Project came out last week. As it is I am behind in my reading, but there are two killer projects in it. ...
4 days ago
William Ng School of Fine Woodworking

Boxes, Joinery, & Jigs……OH MY! (10/22/12 – 10/26/12) - Box making ……… sounds simple, yet, it can be one of the most complex areas of woodworking because it offers endless opportunities for self expression in de...
5 days ago
In the Workshop with Charles Neil

Next Three Weeks Will Be Crazy! - Good Morning to All! Charles posted earlier about how crazy he is right now, he just doesn’t realize how crazy he will be for the next three weeks. As he ...
5 days ago
High Rock Woodworking

Roubo Build – Secret Compartment - I was joking (sort of) a few days ago that I was getting bench fatigue. Time in the shop has been hard to find lately and with parts and pieces of the ben...
5 days ago
Dorset Custom Furniture - A Woodworkers Photo Journal

a little more detail ... copper top table .. claro walnut table - as i was a little rushed setting up for open studio, i feel a couple of our pieces that we finished last week deserved a few more comments and photos, so...
6 days ago
Heartwood

iPhone apps for woodworkers - With over a half million apps available for the iPhone, surely there must be plenty of value to woodworkers. So I hoped, but my search, while not exhaustiv...
1 week ago
The Sharpening Blog

An Interview with Joel Moskowitz — Tools for Working Wood and Gramercy Tools - Ron and Joel Moskowitz have been good friends since they met at “Plane Day,” a gathering of toolmakers at the Popular Woodworking Magazine offices to share...
1 week ago
The Village Carpenter

Perfectly Square Pegs By Hand - This idea for making square pegs popped into my head when cutting grooves for a drawer bottom. I had used my plow plane, so there were square-shaped holes ...
1 week ago
Woodworking with The Wood Whisperer – iPod

174 – Flattening Workbenches and Wide Boards with a Router - A router jig that will help you flatten your workbench as well as other wide and unwieldy boards.
1 week ago
Design Matters

Design Critique May 2012 - Robert Horton asked for some help with a design challenge he faces building an alter table for a local church. He was thinking initially about re-purposin...
1 week ago
The Renaissance Woodworker

Sticking Mouldings at the Joinery Bench - This weekend I found yet another use for the Joinery bench. When I stick mouldings I always draw the profile on both ends of the board. Once I have laid ...
1 week ago
Anthony Hay's, Cabinetmaker

Spinet Braces Attached - Hello all: Next phase of the spinet is complete. I’ve glued and nailed the tulip poplar triangular knee braces into the interior of the case. Follow the ...
3 weeks ago
From the Workshop

Window to my Workshop 64 - Continuation of the last batch of No 982 planes There are two reasons that I use the surface grinder a lot; the main one is for the precision and als...
3 weeks ago
Inlay-Arts.com

Testing - This is a test post and will be removed shortly
1 month ago
Timberwerks Studio

Moving To New Site - I have moved to: http://timberwerks.wordpress.com/
2 months ago
Lost Art Press Blog

Anarchist’s Tool Chest on ‘The Woodwright’s Shop’ - So I’m folded up inside my tool chest like an origami Sasquatch with the lid closed (don’t ask), and I can hear Roy Underhill come into the “The Woodwright...
3 months ago
Woodworking with Rob Millard

Sharpening the Card Scraper - Card scrapers are indispensable tools. It won’t replace a plane and it isn’t a substitute for sandpaper, but they do compliment both. Planes, no matter how...
8 months ago
Building A Maloof Inspired Rocking Chair with Charles Brock

What the Spokeshave Gives, It Can Suddenly Take Away! - In almost every one of my seven day rocker classes there is a student who brings a spokeshave. They always ask why I don't recommend use of a spokeshave to s...
10 months ago
Woodworking Dungeon

Work in Progress: Poke - This vessel "Poke" is made of walnut and looks as though one segment is being pushed in causing another to be pushed out... and the reverse side... I've ...
1 year ago
treefrogfurniture

A New Assembly Table - In March of 2009 Marc and I attended a Greene and Greene woodworking class at William Ng's school of Woodworking in California taught by Darrell Peart, yo...
1 year ago
WoodTreks

On Designing & Building A Custom Workbench — Up Close: The Edwards Bench - The building of a workbench often becomes a right of passage for many accomplished woodworkers. For these artisans, it’s a tangible expression of their ski...
1 year ago
The Folding Rule

Episode #129 - Shop First Aid Kit - Click HERE to download a PDF file with Contents List • Medical History Form • SHOP-FAK Label The most important tool in your shop is your brain exercisin...
1 year ago