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Whether it's a solo or group project, a home-improvement undertaking or a simple piece of art, Popular Woodworking lets you into the world of woodworking crafts. Each issue of Popular Woodworking features numerous projects for the expert craftsperson and the interested beginner.
Whispers of Change
ABOUT THE AUTHORS
Angles to Remember
Iron Out Those Dents
Popular Woodworking
Remove Water-Soluble Dye
Swing-Out Drill Bit Rack
Shop-Made Wing Nuts
Perfect Glue Bottle
Richard Smith
Shaker Side Table • This Shaker classic will put your woodworking skills to the test.
2021 EDITOR’S CHOICE • TOOLS •
V-Back Barstool • This Arts and Crafts barstool draws inspiration from traditional billiards chairs.
Industrial-style Bookcase • From the Landfill to the Living Room.
ONLINE EXTRA
Band Saw Tune-up and Upgrades • Give one of the most versatile tools in your shop a little love.
Myth-Busting the Meaning of Yakisugi • It isn’t called shou sugi ban, nor is every charred workpiece in a project called yakisugi. It’s simply a charred finish with its origins in Japan.
Yakisugi Examples in Japan
Scott Grove • Coming from three generations of artists, Scott Grove blurs the line between art and woodworking.
