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Cabinet-Door Shoot Out Series: Making Door Panels
Veneered plywood panels are sturdy and stable no matter what method of joinery you choose
Cabinet-Door Shoot Out Series: Rails and Stiles: Mortise-and-Tenon Joinery
This method may be right for you if you're not in a hurry and you like hand tools more than power tools
Cabinet-Door Shoot Out Series: Conclusion
Scott and Joseph both find something to like about each other's techniques
Build an Elevated Deck Series: Installing Joists
Deck rim joists, joists, blocking, and newel posts complete the framing before decking boards can go down.
Built-up Crown Molding: Coping Inside Corners
Learn this time-tested method for coping crown molding that is faster and produces better results than simple mitered corners.
Carve a Stair-Rail Easement: Episode 3 – Finish the Profile
All Videos in This Series: 1. Introduction 2. Creating the Rough Shape 3. Finish the Profile 4. Bonus Interview In the final episode,…
Carve a Stair-Rail Easement: Episode 2 – Creating the Rough Shape
All Videos in This Series: 1. Introduction 2. Creating the Rough Shape 3. Finish the Profile 4. Bonus Interview In this episode, Richard…
Reproducing Traditional Molding: Using a Shooting Board
Get familiar with a great jig for holding stock in place on your workbench
Reproducing Traditional Molding: Four Essential Planes
Master carpenter Bill Rainford gives advice for beginners on selecting and using antique molding planes.
Reproducing Traditional Molding: Removing Material
In this episode, preservation carpenter Bill Rainford shows how to quickly remove excess stock around the profile, then how to use molding planes to refine the profile

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