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Storing them fully charged or completely discharged can stress the cells and reduce their lifespan. - [Can I use regular PVA glue on shop made veneer?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/can-i-use-regular-pva-glue-on-shop-made-veneer/) - You sure can, especially for small projects. - [What type of finish for Purpleheart?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/what-type-of-finish-for-purpleheart/) - Any leading brand will do – brands I’ve used include General Finishes, Livos and Sherwin-Williams. - [Clamps for a Hammer K3 sliding table?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/clamps-for-a-hammer-k3-sliding-table/) - There is a tag for everything related to David's K3 at #bedrosianslidingtablesaw - [What's the best finish for a charcuterie board?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/whats-the-best-finish-for-a-charcuterie-board/) - If you just want to get on with it, you can purchase a commercial product specifically designed for cutting boards like Walrus Oil Cutting Board Oil. - [Specialty blades or combination blade?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/specialty-blades-or-combination-blade/) - Most hobbyist woodworkers can get by with a combination blade. - [Are pocket screws just as strong as dowels?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/are-pocket-screws-just-as-strong-as-dowels/) - Pocket screws are generally not as strong as dowels for most woodworking joints, especially when it comes to shear strength (forces trying to slide the joint apart) and pull-apart strength. - [Does Lysol prevent mould?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/does-lysol-prevent-mould/) - Lysol might help temporarily by killing mold spores on the surface of the wood, but it’s not a reliable method for preventing mold during the drying process. - [Linseed oil on outdoor projects?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/how-to-ask-a-question/) - Raw linseed oil is generally not recommended for outdoor projects. - [Any resources for a Delta BS100 bandsaw?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/any-resources-for-a-delta-bs100-bandsaw/) - Parts availability for the Delta BS100 bandsaw seem to be mixed Les, with common wear items such as blades, drive belts, tires, bearings, switches and basic hardware generally easy to find. - [Can I glue solid wood to a T&G underlay?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/can-i-glue-solid-wood-to-a-tg-underlay/) - The short answer is yes. If your T&G underlay is plywood or a high-quality structural panel (like OSB), it can work well as a substrate for glue-down installation. - [What are the risks of hiring an unlicensed handyman?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/what-are-the-risks-of-hiring-an-unlicensed-handyman/) - A handyman may be suitable for small, low-risk repairs, but for larger or safety-related projects hire a licensed contractor — in the long run it will give you greater protection, accountability and peace of mind. - [How do I go from hobby to business?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/ask-an-expert/how-do-i-go-from-hobby-to-business/) - Turning your woodworking hobby into a business starts with focus and comprehensive planning. ## Community - [Woodworking trends that may shape 2026](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/woodworking-trends-that-may-shape-2026/) - For me, woodworking in 2026 looks less about chasing trends and more about creating a space and a practice that fits who you are, how you like to work, and the kind of projects you want to bring to life. - [Grandpa’s toolbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/grandpas-toolbox/) - When I was a teenybopper in the 80s — big hair, no supervision — the basement wood shop was my safe place. - [Wood recovery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/wood-recovery-2/) - The Victoria Woodworking Guild, which has more than 100 members, organized what we call the “Wood Recovery Team”. - [What makes an antique?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/what-makes-an-antique-2/) - In today’s world, much of the furniture we come across is of mediocre quality, yet once in a while, we come across a piece that was built a century or more ago that has stood the test of time. As woodworkers, we all have the opportunity to create one of these pieces, but we need to do so consciously. - [Tim Lee cuts through obstacles](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/tim-lee-cuts-through-obstacles/) - When people enter Tim Lee's townhouse in Milton, Ontario, they immediately notice a beautiful cherry-wood table displayed in the family room. - [The Wood Shed - 25 years of commitment to quality lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/the-wood-shed-25-years-of-commitment-to-quality-lumber/) - The Wood Shed is widely known as one of the best places to find quality lumber in Southern Ontario. - [Rylan Dekok](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/rylan-dekok/) - Learn a bit about an Alberta student who will be taking on the world at the World Skills Competition in Sao Paulo, Brazil this August. - [Rosewood studio](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/rosewood-studio/) - Rosewood Studio is a fine woodworking school, housed in a historic mill in the small town of Almonte, Ontario. - [Model ships](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/ships/) - Take a look at the reverse side of the Canadian ten-cent piece and you will be reminded of the shipbuilding capabilities of Nova Scotians. - [Miniatures](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/miniatures/) - John Ottewill is a craftsman of miniature museum and antique furniture. - [Meet Lara Finley - a proud Canadian woodworker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/lara-finley/) - Lara is a Toronto, Ontario based wood artist and furniture maker. - [Linda Manzer – coming full circle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/linda-manzer-coming-full-circle/) - It’s been 50 years since Linda Manzer made her first guitar. Now, at the peak of her career, she has received the Order of Canada for her trailblazing contributions and achievements as one of the world’s leading luthiers. - [Leonard Lee, C.M.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/leonard-lee-c-m/) - A profile of the founder of Lee Valley Tools and Veritas Tools. - [Inside Passage school of fine woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/inside-passage/) - Nestled among towering cedars and Coastal Mountains of British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast is the Inside Passage, a school founded on the teachings of James Krenov. - [Hope sawmill](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/hope-sawmill/) - As soon as you step through the door, you turn back the clock 175 years. - [Getting an Education in Construction](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/getting-an-education-in-construction/) - Kasandra Bliss has gone through tough times in recent years, but is more determined than ever to see her career in construction come to fruition. - [Furniture from recycled wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/furniture-from-recycled-wood-2/) - There is almost an unlimited supply of free wood that is available for you to use in your woodworking hobby. - [From passion to profession](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/from-passion-to-profession/) - Doug Magrath and John Lacroix are two woodworkers who, while producing very different products, share a common background: neither started their career in woodworking. - [Boy meets house - a love story](https://canadianwoodworking.com/community/boy-meets-house-a-love-story/) - Unabashedly anthropomorphizing the homeowner/house relationship. ## Directories - [Calgary Protospace](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/protospace/) - Our space occupies about 6500 square feet consisting of two 2000 sq ft warehouse bays that constitute our workshop areas, along with general work space, office and support areas. - [Saskatchewan Woodworkers Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/saskatchewan-woodworkers-guild-2/) - Interests of the members include all phases of woodworking from carving, turning, marquetry and cabinet making to finishing and restoration. - [Atlantic Woodworkers' Association](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/atlantic-woodworkers-association/) - [Durham Woodworking Club](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/95187-2/) - Meets at 66 Simcoe Street South, Oshawa (entrance off Bagot St.) General meetings are on the first floor. - [Grand Valley Woodcarvers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/grand-valley-woodcarvers/) - Club meets every Thursday from September to April at the Mannheim Community Centre. - [Ottawa Woodworkers Association](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/ottawa-woodworkers-association/) - Meets once a month at the Bethany Baptist Church, 382 Centrepointe Dr, to discuss general woodworking topics. - [London's Community Woodshop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/londons-community-woodshop/) - A place where you can experiment, learn new techniques and start a business. A space where DIYers can work on a project for their home, and community groups can build garden boxes. Offers workshops led by local artisans and affordable memberships. - [Toronto Woodturners Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/toronto-woodturners-guild/) - The Toronto Woodturners Guild has monthly meetings and hands-on sessions for members, from September through June. - [Marquetry Society of Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/marquetry-society-of-canada/) - We are a not-for-profit society, our membership is comprised of people of all ages and from all walks of life. - [Ottawa Valley Woodturners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/ottawa-valley-woodturners/) - Introduction to woodturning courses. - [Woodslabs.ca](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/woodslabs-ca/) - Specialize in live edge lumber sales, sawing services and live edge furniture commissions. - [Fred Miller](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/fred-miller/) - Chatsworth, Ontario based furniture maker. - [Bobby Grace](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bobby-grace/) - Windsor Junction, Nova Scotia chair maker - [Black Walnut Studio](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/black-walnut-studio/) - One-on-one instruction in the Black Walnut Studio shop, which includes both power and hand tools. - [Nick Barna](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/nick-barna/) - Chelsea, Quebec furniture maker. - [Passion for Wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/passion-for-wood/) - [Mark Salusbury](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/mark-salusbury/) - [The Wood Shed](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-wood-shed/) - [Wyatt Walkem](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/wyatt-walkem/) - Norval, Ontario studio furniture maker. - [Yorgo Liapis](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/yorgo-liapis/) - Toronto, Ontario studio furniture maker. - [The Knotty Lumberco](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-knotty-lumberco/) - [Turkstra Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/turkstra-lumber/) - Turkstra Lumber has 11 retail locations and 5 specialty divisions across southern Ontario. - [Wood to Works](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/wood-to-works/) - Tonewood, turning and carving blanks - [Wood Hippy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/wood-hippy/) - Specialty woods, reclaimed lumber, live edge slabs and more. - [Windsor Plywood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/windsor-plywood/) - Specialize in hard to source interior and exterior home finishing products including flooring, doors, mouldings and especially wood products. - [Windsor Heritage](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/windsor-heritage/) - 5-day Windsor chair making course. Make your own Windsor chair with Tony Peirce in his workshop in the beautiful Eastern Townships of Quebec. - [West Wind Hardwood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/west-wind-hardwood/) - Fine lumber, wood flooring products and European-quality wood finishes; offering friendly, efficient service to our wide range customers. - [West Island Woodturners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/west-island-woodturners/) - West Island Woodturners is a non-profit organization promoting the art and craft of wood-turning. - [Weldon Gray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/weldon-gray/) - Based in Saskatoon, Saskatchewan Weldon Gray specializes in ancient, medieval and Renaissance musical instruments. These include the organistrum, hurdy gurdys, psalteries, wire strung harp, oud, various lutes, balalaikas and the vihuela. - [Waterloo-Wellington Woodturners Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/waterloo-wellington-woodturners-guild/) - We are dedicated to advancing the art of woodturning through the sharing of ideas and techniques, education, and community involvement. - [Vic Tesolin Woodworks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/vic-tesolin-woodworks/) - Private instruction (in-person & online) - [Vic Tesolin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/vic-tesolin/) - St. Catharines, Ontario woodworker. - [Vancouver Island Woodworkers Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/vancouver-island-woodworkers-guild/) - The Guild meets on the second Tuesday of each month from September to June, at Lee Valley Tools in Langford. - [Valley Woodturners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/valley-woodturners/) - We offer beginner classes, mentoring programs and interesting and educational demonstrations at our monthly meetings. Hands-on demonstrations by world renowned woodturners are also sponsored by our club. - [Urban Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/urban-lumber/) - We are a small sawmill company based in Winnipeg Manitoba, dedicated to providing Winnipegers with an eco-friendly alternative to traditional wood products. 100% of our wood comes from salvaged trees. - [Upper Canada Forest Products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/upper-canada-forest-products/) - Canada's most comprehensive range of lumber products. - [Trent Watts](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/trent-watts/) - Saskatoon, Saskatchewan woodturner. - [Townsend Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/townsend-lumber/) - Domestic hardwood and custom milling. - [Timeless Material](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/timeless-material/) - Reclaimed lumber flooring. - [Timeless Instruments](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/timeless-instruments/) - A 7 week program in which the student is immersed in the process of Design, Construction, Assembly Finishing, and Set-up. - [Timbertown Building Centres](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/timbertown-building-centres/) - Building supply center serving the Alberta market. - [The Wood Source](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-wood-source/) - Domestic and exotic hardwood lumber, specialty and exclusive wood products, mouldings and custom milling. - [The Urban Woodworker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-urban-woodworker/) - Hand tool and power tool specific courses. - [The Unplugged Workshop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-unplugged-workshop/) - Artisan, Designer, and Maker Programs using traditional hand tools and techniques. - [The Grove Woodworking School](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-grove-woodworking-school/) - Courses and Workshops will mainly focus on woodworking skills and techniques for the marine environment, with all skills being transferable to general woodworking. - [The Artisan Sculptors of the Cantons](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/the-artisan-sculptors-of-the-cantons/) - Meets each Monday afternoon between October and May from 1:00 PM to 3:30 PM. - [Sutreen Hardwood & Molding](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/sutreen-hardwood-molding/) - Custom cabinet doors, moldings, cabinet stock and more. - [Suncoast Woodcrafters Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/suncoast-woodcrafters-guild/) - We are a non-profit organization promoting the craft of woodworking. - [Steven Kennard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/steven-kennard/) - Canning, Nova Scotia woodturner. - [Steve Neil](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/steve-neil/) - Duncan, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Stephen Dalrymple](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/stephen-dalrymple/) - Toronto, Ontario furniture maker. - [Stéphane Dumont](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/stephane-dumont/) - Rivière-Ouelle, Kamouraka, Québec furniture maker. - [St. Lawrence College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/st-lawrence-college/) - Carpentry apprenticeship program - [Specialites de Bois MDM](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/specialites-de-bois-mdm/) - A wide selection of hard and softwoods and a wood drying service. - [Southern Alberta Woodworkers Society](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/southern-alberta-woodworkers-society/) - Our mandate is to promote fine woodworking to the public and to raise interest in SAWS by encouraging membership. - [Southern Alberta Institute of Technology](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/southern-alberta-institute-of-technology/) - Classes combine the formal instruction and hands-on apprenticeship education needed, to start working towards becoming a qualified journeyperson in any one of more than 30 trades. - [South Saskatchewan Woodturners Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/south-saskatchewan-woodturners-guild/) - Meets at 7:00 pm on the third Tuesday of every month at St Mary’s Parish Hall lower level, 2020 Winnipeg St. - [Smith Plywoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/smith-plywoods/) - Smith Plywoods Ltd offers wholesale plywood, including hardwood and softwood. - [Slegg Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/slegg-lumber/) - Dimensional lumber and plywood. Ten locations across Vancouver Island. - [Sheridan College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/sheridan-college/) - Apprenticeship Training Programs and Honours Bachelor of Craft and Design (Furniture) - [Seth Christou](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/seth-christou/) - Vancouver, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Selkirk College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/selkirk-college/) - 9 month fine woodworking program - [Sawmill Sid](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/sawmill-sid/) - Provides custom sawmilling and carries a wide range of urban live edge lumber. - [Sandra Carr](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/sandra-carr/) - Victoria, British Columbia based furniture maker and teacher. - [Samuel Hunt](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/samuel-hunt/) - Penticton, British Columbia studio woodworker Samuel Hunt on historical design, accuracy and the importance of sourcing his own logs. - [Ryan Davidson](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/ryan-davidson/) - Kitchener, Ontario furniture maker. - [Rosewood Studio](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/rosewood-studio/) - The Rosewood Studio provides aspiring furniture makers of all skill levels the opportunity to improve their abilities under the guidance of accomplished professional furniture makers and designers. - [Robert Bury & Co.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/robert-bury-co/) - An industry leader in the sales and distribution of Formica brand plastic laminate, hardwood lumber, melamine and acrylic panels, plywood products, cabinet hardware, and various other high-quality products and accessories from 9 sales and distribution centers across Canada. - [Robert Akroyd](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/robert-akroyd/) - Stratford, Ontario furniture maker. - [Rob Brown](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/rob-brown/) - Peterborough, Ontario based studio furniture maker (and editor of Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement magazine) - [Richmond Carvers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/richmond-carvers/) - We are a non profit organization dedicated to the advancement of woodworking as a hobby and as an art form. - [Reimer Hardwoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/reimer-hardwoods/) - A wholesale distributor of wood products in Western Canada. - [Regina Whittlers and Woodcarvers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/regina-whittlers-and-woodcarvers/) - The Vision of the Regina Whittlers and Woodcarvers Club is to develop and maintain a fraternity of persons interested in all aspects of whittling and woodcarving. - [Reed Hansuld](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/reed-hansuld-2/) - A Canadian furniture and product designer & maker based out of Brooklyn, New York. - [Quinte Wood Carvers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/quinte-wood-carvers/) - We are a group of wood carvers that get together to carve and learn from each other. Members of our group range from 19 years old to retired men and women with abilities ranging from beginner to world class carvers. - [Quiet Woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/quiet-woodworking/) - Hands on training in the use of hand tools. - [Pirollo Designs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/pirollo-designs/) - Live and online classes in a wide range of skill building topics. - [Peter Coolican](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/peter-coolican-3/) - Toronto, Ontario studio furniture maker. - [Peacock Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/peacock-lumber/) - A family-owned local business that specializes in many different species of rough and dressed lumber. On-site kiln and milling. - [Paul Lemiski](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/paul-lemiski-3/) - Erin, Ontario chair maker. - [Paul Brodie](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/paul-brodie/) - Custom cabinetry and carpentry courses. - [Pat Wolfe Log Building School](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/pat-wolfe-log-building-school/) - One, four and ten weeks courses offered every spring and fall. - [Paccione Construction](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/paccione-construction/) - Environmentally friendly wood surfaced live edge slabs and boards, rough sawn boards and book-matching slabs for tabletops. - [Ottawa City Woodshop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/ottawa-city-woodshop/) - A wide range of courses for all skill levels. - [Oliver Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/oliver-lumber/) - Stocks over 15 million board feet of top quality domestic and exotic hardwoods, softwoods, and panel products. - [Old Schoolhouse Mill](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/old-schoolhouse-mill/) - We specialize in unique hardwood live edge wood slabs and lumber in a variety of sizes, species and shapes. - [Okanagan College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/okanagan-college/) - Studio Woodworking Certificate - [Northfield Trim & Door](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/northfield-trim-door/) - Provides a wide range of trim and moulding products in either primed MDF or natural wood. - [Northern Alberta Wood Carvers Association](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/northern-alberta-wood-carvers-association/) - Our mission is to promote and support the art of woodcarving. - [Northern Alberta Institute of Technology](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/northern-alberta-institute-of-technology/) - Courses that introduce you to hand and power tool fundamentals, wood finishing, furniture construction and specialized techniques. - [North on Sixty](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/north-on-sixty/) - hardwoods, reclaimed, slabs and figured woods. - [Niagara Woodworking Club](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/niagara-woodworking-club/) - Meets at North Pelham Community Hall, 1710 Maple Street, Fenwick, ON. This club has been active since 2008 and was reorganized in 2019. Meeting dates and times are listed on our website. - [Niagara Woodturners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/niagara-woodturners/) - Meet-up at the Lee Valley store in Niagara Falls, Ontario every second Saturday of the month at 1:00pm - [New Brunswick Woodcarving Association](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/new-brunswick-woodcarving-association/) - Dedicated to the advancement of, and the promotion and dissemination of information related to, the art and craft of wood carving. Its primary role is planning and operating an annual New Brunswick Woodcarving Competition and Sale. - [Nathan Sterkenburg](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/nathan-sterkenburg/) - Medicine Hat, Alberta furniture and cabinet maker. - [NADURRA Wood Corporation](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/nadurra-wood-corporation/) - Reclaimed heritage wood flooring, eco wood and bamboo flooring. - [Mys-Teak](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/mys-teak/) - Your source for superior quality plantation grown teak lumber. - [Monaghan Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/monaghan-lumber/) - A family-owned business that provides superior expertise and quality products for home, cottage and commercial projects. - [Mohawk College - skilled trades](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/mohawk-college-skilled-trades/) - One of the largest trainers of apprentices in Ontario. - [Mohawk College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/mohawk-college-2/) - Woodworking and home improvement classes. - [Miller Woodgood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/miller-woodgood/) - A not-for-profit woodworking co-operative. Our aim is to promote and enable safe and rewarding woodworking in a congenial environment. - [Mid-Island Woodworkers Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/mid-island-woodworkers-guild/) - A resource for people interested in all facets of woodworking on central Vancouver Island. - [Melanie Hamilton](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/melanie-hamilton/) - Rothesay, New Brunswick furniture maker. - [Lumber King](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/lumber-king/) - Lumber for fencing, decking, garages and framing. - [Legacy Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/legacy-lumber/) - Furniture grade lumber from salvaged urban trees using our custom built sawmill and industry leading rf vacuum kiln technology. - [Langevin Forest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/langevin-forest/) - Raw wood, dimensional lumber, decking, live edge slabs, plywood and more. - [Lancashire Distribution](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/lancashire-distribution/) - Dimensional lumber and sheet goods. - [Konrad Sauer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/konrad-sauer/) - Kitchener, Ontario tool maker. - [KJP Select Hardwoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kjp-select-hardwoods/) - Choose from over 35 species of domestic and exotic lumber. 1 and 2 day project-based workshops. - [Kitchener-Waterloo Woodworking & Craft Centre](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kitchener-waterloo-woodworking-craft-centre/) - Our centre is a socially inclusive environment where individuals interested in woodworking and other craft activities can gather and pursue meaningful activities. - [Kingston Wood Artisans](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kingston-wood-artisans/) - Excellence through knowledge and workmanship. Sharing ideas and techniques, friendship and camaraderie. Group meets first Wed of the month, Sept through June. - [Kenton Jeske](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kenton-jeske/) - Edmonton, Alberta furniture maker. - [Kent Building Supplies](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kent-building-supplies/) - Dimensional lumber and sheet goods. - [Keith Logan](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/keith-logan/) - Cochrane, Alberta studio furniture maker. - [Kayu](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kayu/) - Indonesian and Malaysian hardwoods. - [Kathryn Miller](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kathryn-miller/) - Victoria, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Karen McBride](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/karen-mcbride/) - Dunrobin, Ontario furniture maker. - [Kamloops Woodworker's Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/kamloops-woodworkers-guild/) - Meets the first Thursday of each month at 7:00 pm. at the Hal Rogers Center McGowan Park in Kamloops. - [Jonathan Otter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jonathan-otter/) - Earltown, Nova Scotia chair maker. - [John Glendinning](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/john-glendinning/) - Sutton, Quebec furniture maker. - [Jean-Claude & Talar Prefontaine](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jean-claude-talar-prefontaine/) - Calgary, Alberta furniture makers. - [Jay Miron](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jay-miron/) - Vancouver, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Jason Wheeler](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jason-wheeler/) - Port Perry, Ontario furniture maker. - [Jason Gibson's School of Timber Framing](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jason-gibsons-school-of-timber-framing/) - Specializes in traditional timber frame education and consulting. Offers 1 week courses. - [Jamie Russell](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jamie-russell/) - Vanscoy, Saskatchewan sculptural furniture maker. - [James Esworthy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/james-esworthy/) - Vancouver, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Jacques Breau](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/jacques-breau/) - Ottawa, Ontario furniture maker. - [Island School of Building Arts](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/island-school-of-building-arts/) - Established in 1997 as a Training Provider for the Log and Timber Frame Construction Industry, our primary focus is housing, teaching traditional, structural, big wood and stone joinery. - [Ian Laval](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/ian-laval/) - Brentwood Bay, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Home Hardware Building Centers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/home-hardware-building-centers/) - Dimensional lumber and sheet goods. - [Hoffmeyer's Mill](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/hoffmeyers-mill/) - White pine lumber, red pine and oak flooring. custom molding. - [Heidi Earnshaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/heidi-earnshaw/) - Toronto, Ontario furniture maker. - [Hanford Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/hanford-lumber/) - Domestic timbers, decking and plywood. - [Hamm-tone](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/hamm-tone/) - These courses boast a very reasonable tuition cost in addition to a low student to instructor ratio, ensuring inspiring results for the future guitar maker. - [Hamilton Wood Products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/hamilton-wood-products/) - Hardwood, softwood, reclaimed wood, kiln drying. - [Halifax Specialty Hardwoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/halifax-specialty-hardwoods/) - Hardwood, sheet goods, custom milling. - [Franklin Horner Community Center](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/franklin-horner-community-center/) - Basic courses in woodworking and wood turning are on offer at various times throughout the year. - [Formations](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/formations/) - Architectural woodwork supplier. - [Felix Mckenzie](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/felix-mckenzie/) - New Westminster, British Columbia based furniture maker. - [Exotic Woods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/exotic-woods-2/) - Provides premium and unique woods from around the world with honesty and expert knowledge to designers, contractors and wood enthusiasts. - [Elynyd Benjamin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/elynyd-benjamin/) - Nelson, British Columbia studio furniture maker. - [Ecole-Ebenisterie](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/ecole-ebenisterie/) - 5 levels of cabinet making courses from 3 to 10 weeks duration. - [East Coast Specialty Hardwoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/east-coast-specialty-hardwoods/) - Domestic and exotic wood, sheet goods, live sawn slabs, custom millwork. - [Duhamel Sawmill](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/duhamel-sawmill/) - Eastern hemlock, specializing in industrial sizes. - [Distillery District Wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/distillery-district-wood/) - Reclaimed from the Historic Gooderham & Worts Distillery District in Toronto. - [David Atkinson](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/david-atkinson/) - Guelph, Ontario based furniture maker. - [Craig Wood Products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/craig-wood-products/) - Sustainably harvested and locally dried hardwood and softwood lumber. - [Conestoga College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/conestoga-college/) - Established in 1988, the Woodworking Centre of Ontario is counted among North America's leading training centres for woodworking. - [College of the North Atlantic](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/college-of-the-north-atlantic/) - A wide range of programs that run from 15 weeks to 2 years duration. - [Clarence Creek Wood Select](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/clarence-creek-wood-select/) - Domestic and exotic hardwood, live-edge slabs, carving and turning blocks. - [Cirvan Hamilton](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/cirvan-hamilton/) - Dorset, Ontario studio furniture maker Cirvan Hamilton. - [Christina Hilborne](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/christina-hilborne/) - Victoria, BC furniture maker. - [Chris Zumkeller](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/chris-zumkeller/) - Campbell River, British Columbia furniture maker. - [Chris Wong](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/chris-wong/) - Pitt Meadows, BC furniture maker. - [Chris de Champlain](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/chris-de-champlain/) - Val-des-Monts, Quebec furniture maker. - [Chisholm Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/chisholm-lumber/) - Wholesale kiln dried domestic hard and softwood. - [Century Porch Post](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/century-porch-post/) - Woodturning products for the renovation and new construction industries and for homeowners. - [Century Mill](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/century-mill-2/) - Domestic and exotic lumber and custom milling. - [Central Alberta Woodworkers Guild](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/central-alberta-woodworkers-guild/) - Provides a forum for sharing knowledge, information, and experience for woodworking skills advancement, safety, and enjoyment among our members and the general public. - [Carpenter Millwright College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/carpenter-millwright-college/) - Established to provide practical training to those seeking employment in the construction trades. - [Carlwood Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/carlwood-lumber/) - Domestic hardwood and softwood dimensional lumber. - [Canadian Wood Products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/canadian-wood-products/) - Softwood, industrial lumber, architectural products. - [Canadian Salvaged Timber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/canadian-salvaged-timber/) - Local, high quality salvaged wood in the form of timbers, milled lumber, live-edge slabs and flooring. - [Canadian Hardwood Supplies](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/canadian-hardwood-supplies/) - Locally and sustainably sourced domestic hardwood lumber. - [Camosun College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/camosun-college/) - Ten months of full-time education in the Fine Furniture/Joinery Trades Foundation program. - [Calgary Carvers Social Club](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/calgary-carvers-social-club/) - Meets Tuesday evenings from 7 - 9 pm September to June at the Ogden Seniors Center. Well lit spacious carving area as well as a workshop. - [Bytown Pro](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bytown-pro/) - Dimensional lumber and sheet goods. - [Burron Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/burron-lumber/) - Dimensional lumber and sheet goods. - [Bruce Stuart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bruce-stuart/) - Caledon, Ontario chair maker - [Bruand Luthier-Guitar School](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bruand-luthier-guitar-school/) - In partnership with the Institut des métiers d'art du Cégep du Vieux-Montréal, offers a college training program in Techniques de métiers d'art, lutherie-guitar option. - [British Columbia Institute of Technology](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/british-columbia-institute-of-technology/) - Offers practical, flexible, applied education with instructors who have direct, hands-on experience in their field. - [Boiserie JRS](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/boiserie-jrs/) - Dimensional lumber, domestic and exotic lumber, slabs. - [Bois S.D. Malo](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bois-s-d-malo/) - A boutique outlet selling wood products at retail and wholesale. - [Bois Franc Rive-sud](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bois-franc-rive-sud/) - Hardwood, softwood, flooring. - [Blackwood Guitar Making School](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/blackwood-guitar-making-school/) - Ted Brown gives 5-week guitar courses 4 times per year. - [Black Forest Wood Company](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/black-forest-wood-company/) - Exotic and domestic lumber, tonewood, slabs. - [Bill Maniotakis](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bill-maniotakis/) - Alberta-based furniture maker - [Big Ass Slabs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/big-ass-slabs/) - 1000+ slabs to take your woodwork project from idea to reality. - [Bear Mountain Boats](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bear-mountain-boats/) - Joan Barrett and Ted Moores have been helping people build their own canoes, kayaks and small boats for 45 years. - [Bahnmann Timber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/bahnmann-timber/) - Local, sustainably-sourced live-edge slabs. - [B.C.W. Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/b-c-w-lumber/) - Rough lumber, dimensional lumber, sheet goods. - [Assiniboine College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/assiniboine-college/) - 9 month certificate program beginning in September. - [Arthur Perlett](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/arthur-perlett-2/) - Asquith, Saskatchewan furniture artist - [Andy's Wood Barn](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/andys-wood-barn/) - Domestic lumber, tonewood, natural edge slabs, dimensional lumber. - [Andrew Szeto](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/andrew-szeto/) - Wakefield, Quebec furniture maker. - [Andrew J. Wainwright](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/andrew-j-wainwright/) - Andrew Wainwright, a studio woodworker from Kitchener, ON, talks about his design process, his respect for wood and being paid very well. - [Andrew Hunter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/andrew-hunter/) - Andrew Hunter is a furniture maker in Stratford, Ontario. - [Andres Schneiter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/andres-schneiter/) - Furniture maker Andres Schneiter from Maple Ridge, BC on his jigs, computers and working 16-hour days. - [Algonquin College](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/algonquin-college/) - 42 week Cabinetmaking and Furniture Technician diploma program. - [Alfons Laicher](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/alfons-laicher/) - A master craftsman, educated in Germany, Alfons Laicher brings a wealth of expertise and experience to custom furniture artistry. - [Alex Low](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/alex-low/) - Ottawa based furniture maker Alex Low focuses on period and historic work, and also contemporary rectilinear pieces. - [Aircraft Spruce & Co.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/aircraft-spruce-co/) - Specialty plywood, balsa and spruce project boards. - [Adrian Ferrazzutti](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/adrian-ferrazzutti/) - Adrian Ferrazzutti is a furniture maker working in Guelph, Canada. He is a 1998 graduate of The College of the Redwoods Fine Woodworking Program where he studied under James Krenov and faculty. He specializes in custom work, consisting of bent wood and veneer. - [Adams Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/adams-lumber/) - Dimensional lumber and sheet goods. - [A & M Wood Specialty](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/am-wood-specialty/) - Over 120 species of fine hardwoods, veneers, burls, flitch cut planks, blocks, and squares. - [Woodturner's Guild of Ontario](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/woodturners-guild-of-ontario/) - The Woodturners Guild of Ontario (the "WGO") is a non-profit organization that exists for the advancement and promotion of the craft of woodturning. Individual and family memberships are available. - [Woodturners Association of Manitoba](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/woodturners-association-of-manitoba/) - We meet the second Thursday (usually) of each month from September through June. We meet at the Howden Community Centre. - [Yukonstruct](https://canadianwoodworking.com/directory/yukonstruct/) - Canada's North of 60 makerspace. ## From Robs Bench - [Rosewood teachings – what did the teacher learn?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/rosewood-teachings-what-did-the-teacher-learn/) - After spending last week at Rosewood Studio in Perth, Ontario, teaching a five-day course on creating textured surfaces in wood, I got to thinking about how folks learn to work wood and the advantages of learning in a group setting. - [Wooden details in historic Perth](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wooden-details-in-historic-perth/) - This week I’m in the lovely town of Perth, Ontario, teaching a five-day course on texturing wood at Rosewood Studio. - [In the club](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/in-the-club/) - Woodworking is generally a solitary hobby. - [Pros and cons of salvaging wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/pros-and-cons-of-salvaging-wood/) - My wife and I were walking through one of the local parks in Peterborough, Ont., last night and saw a man in the bush, about 200 feet ahead of us. - [Texture you can’t help but touch](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/texture-you-cant-help-but-touch/) - If you know one thing about my favourite furniture making and woodworking techniques, it's likely you know I love adding texture to wood. - [Safety isn't sexy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/safety-isnt-sexy/) - Over the past few weeks I've been spending time with a student who's been working wood for about 15 years. - [Things I know little about](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/things-i-know-little-about/) - My new shop build is slowly, but surely, moving forward. Design decisions are made, drawings get updated, I review them, the cycle repeats. - [Deep into the cracks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/deep-into-the-cracks/) - I love the warmer weather, though I could live without all the outdoor chores that come with rising temperatures. - [Why did it take you so long to build that, Rob?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/why-did-it-take-you-so-long-to-build-that-rob/) - There are many projects I build that I could otherwise purchase elsewhere. I'm guessing that's true for pretty much all woodworkers. - [I have the power!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/i-have-the-power/) - We all have our favourite parts of woodworking. My favourite thing to do might be adding texture to wood. Right behind that is power carving. - [Fully loaded](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/fully-loaded/) - It was time for me to write another column. But as is pretty common, the question for me was "What should I write about?" - [I hate impact drivers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/i-hate-impact-drivers/) - Two weeks ago, I helped a good friend, a hobbyist woodworker, get settled in his new home. - [Breathing new life into an old table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/breathing-new-life-into-an-old-table/) - Last week I left off telling you about a tiny, curved lamination being epoxied in the shop to replace some of the trim in the top of a coffee table I was repairing. - [Reflections on repairing and refinishing furniture](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/reflections-on-repairing-and-refinishing-furniture/) - When I started my own business almost 25 years ago, I did a fair amount of furniture refinishing. The thing that went hand-in-hand with furniture refinishing was furniture repairing. - [Almost perfect](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/almost-perfect/) - In between working in the shop and editing a few articles for the upcoming issue, I've been spending a lot of time with paper and scissors, trying to wrap my mind around a layout for my future backyard workshop. - [A new workshop!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-new-workshop/) - I moved to a new home a few years ago, which meant moving out of my workshop, too. - [Calling all mitre saw stations!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/calling-all-mitre-saw-stations/) - A good friend of mine just moved into a new house that has space for a small workshop. - [Against the grain](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/against-the-grain/) - One thing all woodworkers can agree on is that wood grain is a wonderful thing. Having said that, many of us may like different features, or characteristics, of grain. - [A reader asks: What’s the design process?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-reader-asks-whats-the-design-process/) - A recent email from a new member included a question I don't often get, but one that a lot of new woodworkers (and many seasoned woodworkers, too) have at least considered. - [A stool of surprises](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-stool-of-surprises/) - As you know, I've been working on a step stool for the past few weeks. - [Praise for my shop stools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/praise-for-my-shop-stools/) - They may not be high on the to-do list of any new woodworker, but I find a good shop stool can really help out around the shop. - [Too much of a good thing?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/too-much-of-a-good-thing/) - Two weeks ago, I wrote about a "simple project" I was making for my wife. We needed a two-step stool to reach items on the top shelf in the kitchen. - [Big, old trees](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/big-old-trees/) - I’ve just started to build a textured Douglas fir coffee table for a client. The lumber is all 8″ wide and 2″ thick, and it’s also stunningly straight-grained. On top of that, the boards, which I trimmed to 5′ long, are nearly perfectly straight. The first step in making the table was to joint one face on each board, but it probably would have been fine to skip this stage and head right for my thickness planer. - [New year – new blog](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/new-year-new-blog/) - Let’s start this year off a bit differently, as the last one didn’t work out quite how we were all hoping! Here we are at the beginning of a new year, and the beginning of this brand-new column I’ll be sharing with you each week. There have been a lot of little woodworking and home improvement topics I’ve never been able to write about, as there was never enough space in the magazine for them. - [Romantic Side of Woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/romantic-side-of-woodworking/) - When I'm working on a project for a client, I'm mostly concerned with moving the project along as quickly and efficiently as possible. Time is money, and I hate wasting either. - [Photo essay: beautiful old tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/photo-essay-beautiful-old-tools/) - I inherited beautiful old tools from my grandfather. - [Design frustrations](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/design-frustrations/) - "It's a simple project," I told my wife. "I can probably finish that build in a day or so," I continued, stupidly. - [Veneer vs solid: the debate continues](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/veneer-vs-solid-the-debate-continues/) - Provocative headline aside, my column “Solid wood vs. veneer: Why veneer is simply better” struck a chord with many of our readers. - [Gone to the dogs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/gone-to-the-dogs/) - What do you get for someone who has everything? This question comes up every holiday season in our house. - [Wrapping up 2025](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wrapping-up-2025/) - The project I probably wrote the most about in 2025 were the koi shoji screens I built. I first met with the client in February and finally got the three pairs of screens installed mid-December. - [Not so smooth](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/not-so-smooth/) - Woodworkers generally do their best to make sure all the surfaces of the finished projects they make are sanded or hand-planed smooth. - [Straight from the bottle?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/straight-from-the-bottle/) - If you've been a woodworker for more than an hour, you know glue plays a huge role in the craft. - [Cutting tiny half laps](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/cutting-tiny-half-laps/) - Last week I left you with a plan in mind, but no idea of how that plan was going to work. I find myself in that situation very regularly. - [Finessing the fish](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/finessing-the-fish/) - A few months ago, I wrote about a set of shoji screens I'm making for a Toronto client. - [What's in your chest, Rob?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/whats-in-your-chest-rob/) - Last night I put on a webinar that covered five woodworking projects that make great Christmas gifts. - [How'd you do that?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/howd-you-do-that/) - About six weeks ago I wrote a column titled "Catching Up." It was about a few personal projects on my to-do list that I was lucky enough to be able to check off. - [Design: the overlooked detail](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/design-the-overlooked-detail/) - Last week I talked about a few emails I had received about the previous week's column. So, to confuse things, this week I'll talk about an email I got about last week's column. - [Revisiting a Classic: Arc Coffee Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/revisiting-a-classic-arc-coffee-table/) - Last week I wrote about the different types of woodworkers and DIYers out there. - [When the final 5% feels like 95: the art of finishing](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/128686/) - The large pine dining table I've been working on for the past couple weeks is ready to go out the door. - [Tools or finished projects? What's more important?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/tools-or-finished-projects-whats-more-important/) - There are surely dozens of different types of woodworkers and DIYers out there, but I sometimes simplify things by putting them into one of two different categories. - [Big job in a small shop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/big-job-in-a-small-shop/) - Last week, I mentioned a large dining table I've been working on. - [Catching up](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/catching-up/) - A few weeks ago, I wrote about all the projects on my to-do list that I haven't completed. I was one for six on my list, which isn't really that great. - [World's smallest woodworking project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/worlds-smallest-woodworking-project/) - My wife has taken up crocheting. It's a whole new world to her, not to mention me. - [Blank walls](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/blank-walls/) - [There's too much to do!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/theres-too-much-to-do/) - Looking back over the past 20 or so weekly columns I've written, I'm quickly realizing I haven't completed as many tasks as I wanted to. - [I can't see the forest for the trees](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/i-cant-see-the-forest-for-the-trees/) - Sometimes I can't see the forest for the trees. - [Strong support](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/strong-support/) - Sawhorses come in many shapes and forms. - [Wabi-Sabi woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wabi-sabi-woodworking/) - Wabi-sabi is a Japanese aesthetic philosophy that strives to find beauty in the imperfect nature of life. - [Juggling sheet goods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/juggling-sheet-goods/) - As I mentioned last week, I’m building a storage unit for our secondary entrance way. - [The 20-minute model](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-20-minute-model/) - I'm about to make a small box for a project. It will be for a friend, though I'll also likely run it as a project article in our Fall 2025 issue. - [Protect yourself from the heat](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/protect-yourself-from-the-heat/) - As Canadians, we know most of the year is going to be on the cooler side. Maybe even downright frigid. - [Canadian National Wildfowl Carving Championships](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/canadian-national-wildfowl-carving-championships/) - For the past 31 years, the Grand Valley Woodcarvers have put on a carving competition in the Waterloo, Ontario, region. - [Something fishy is going on here](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/something-fishy-is-going-on-here/) - I was contacted by someone in Toronto a while ago about making a few sets of shoji screens for their condo. - [Educate or entertain?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/educate-or-entertain/) - When I was learning about woodworking, I used to read woodworking magazines, watch woodworking videos and read lots of woodworking books. - [Changing on the fly](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/changing-on-the-fly/) - I have a few clients that I build very similar pieces for. One client, a local resort with a few dozen cottages, is renovating their cottages one-by-one. - [Oh no, summer's here!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/oh-no-summers-here/) - Just about everyone loves summer. That is, except for those of us who have kids in grade school and also have full-time jobs that extend through the summer. - [Learning the craft of woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/learning-to-craft-of-woodworking/) - Growing up, our family had a cottage on a steep lot north of Huntsville, Ontario. We spent virtually every weekend there, along with all our free time at Christmas, March Break and summer break. - [Kitchen (Woodworking) Party](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/kitchen-woodworking-party/) - Over the years I've made wooden objects of all shapes and sizes. Some things are so large I had trouble getting them out the door, while other are so tiny they're easy to misplace. - [Patternmakers of the past](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/patternmakers-of-the-past/) - Our Senior Editor, Carl Duguay, sent an article to me the other day and I thought many of you would enjoy reading it and having a look at the photos. - [Shop tools: a close look](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/shop-tools-a-close-look/) - I take a lot of photos in my shop. Some end up in the magazine. Others get posted on social media. - [Damn you, moisture!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/damn-you-moisture/) - In the woodworking, furniture making and DIY world, moisture is just about always a bad word. - [Design frustration](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/design-frustration/) - I made myself a nice little writing desk a few weeks ago. - [Mother's Day is for the Birds](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/mothers-day-is-for-the-birds/) - In a way it's too bad my wife takes an interest in my writing. - [Spring migration](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/spring-migration/) - My wife is an avid birder. - [Traditional furniture making details](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/traditional-furniture-making-details/) - Once in a while I'll agree to help a client with fixing up an old piece of furniture they have. - [How sharp?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/how-sharp/) - A few weeks ago, I realized how many of my plane irons, chisels and carving gouges were too dull. It’s a misstep I’m not proud of. - [Too much wood!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/too-much-wood/) - I know, I never thought it was possible, either. The ice storm in Peterborough, Ontario, brought down a massive number of trees, and I can’t walk by a chunk without picking it up and bringing it back to the shop. - [A kitchen carving party](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-kitchen-carving-party/) - With all the dead trees on the ground from the ice storm, I wanted to do something with all that wood. - [Trees hit hard in ice storm](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/trees-hit-hard-in-ice-storm/) - Last weekend, an ice storm hit our area. In fact, it stretched across a large portion of Ontario, dropping between 20 and 30 mm of ice onto roads, sidewalks, vehicles, fields and buildings. - [Glue: it just ruins your life](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/glue-it-just-ruins-your-life/) - My daughter’s boyfriend had a birthday the other day, and she wanted to make something for him. - [Micro mystery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/micro-mystery/) - Last week I wrote about safety, and I got a lot of responses via both the comments section of the post and email. - [Protect Yourself, Or Pay the Price](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/protect-yourself-or-pay-the-price/) - The other day I was scrolling through Facebook when I came upon a post by an acquaintance of mine that piqued my interest, but for all the wrong reasons. - [Hand tools versus power tools: the great debate](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/hand-tools-versus-power-tools-the-great-debate/) - Chad Martin, our Community Engagement Director, got a bit frustrated with me the other day. - [Plywood: the good, the bad and the ugly](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/plywood-the-good-the-bad-and-the-ugly/) - I’m wrapping up a storage unit project for a client this week. - [Another Valentine’s Day goes by](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/another-valentines-day-goes-by/) - I’ve mentioned in previous columns how I make wooden hearts for my kids and wife for Valentine’s Day. - [Winter brings woodworking headaches](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/winter-brings-woodworking-headaches/) - It took me 25 minutes to cycle to the shop one day this week. Usually it takes me about seven minutes. - [Thank goodness for my selective memory](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/thank-goodness-for-my-selective-memory/) - And just like that, the side table I’ve been working on for the past three weeks is done. - [Almost there](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/almost-there/) - Sadly, I'm still not quite done this little table. I still remember saying it will take "no time at all" to build, as I told my wife I was excited to start this project. - [She likes it!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/she-likes-it/) - We left off last week with my mocked-up side table sitting beside our new chair in the living room, with me patiently waiting for my wife to get home. - [Another case for making models](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/another-case-for-making-models/) - We need a small side table to go beside a new lounge chair we recently bought. - [Installation from hell: the grand finale](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/installation-from-hell-the-grand-finale/) - Last week I left off after I had headed back to the shop to cut some kerfs into a badly warped plywood false front. - [White lies haunt a woodworking editor](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/white-lies-haunt-a-woodworking-editor/) - Sometimes woodworking magazine editors have to tell small white lies and do their best to predict the future in order to get weekly columns complete before their deadlines. - [Christmas Projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-amazing-no-glue-no-fastener-method-2/) - Christmas is now behind us, and we can finally relax. I think I prefer the few days right after Christmas as much as the few days before the big day. - [Installations are the worst](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/installations-are-the-worst/) - In addition to being the editor of Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement, I also build studio furniture and do custom work for clients. - [Woodturners are the elves of the woodworking world](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/woodturners-are-the-elves-of-the-woodworking-world/) - [Everyone loves a hand-made gift](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/everyone-loves-a-hand-made-gift/) - Okay, don't panic, but it's finally our time as woodworkers to shine. - [Do wood grain and figure inspire you?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/do-wood-grain-and-figure-inspire-you/) - You can generally divide woodworkers into two categories: one group is inspired by the grain of the wood and allows that to drive their designs; the other group designs first, then selects the wood to suit. - [Bits and pieces](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/bits-and-pieces/) - A few weeks ago, I shared close-up photos of 11 broken tools in my shop and asked readers to try to name those tools. - [Ripping narrow strips on a table saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/ripping-narrow-strips-on-a-table-saw/) - Two weeks ago, I gave a webinar on workshop safety. - [Ups and downs of spray finishing](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/ups-and-downs-of-spray-finishing/) - Applying a finish to a project stirs up lots of emotions for woodworkers. - [11 broken items](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/11-broken-items/) - For this week's column, I thought I'd take a different approach. - [Drawbacks of outdoor wooden projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/drawbacks-of-outdoor-wooden-projects/) - Now that it’s late October, I’ve been bringing wooden items indoors, or at least putting them in our shed, to prepare for winter. - [Lumber, and the forests it comes from](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/lumber-and-the-forests-it-comes-from/) - Most of my weekly columns are about wood— what we build with it or the tools we use when working with it. - [Unforeseen challenges while finishing a table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/unforeseen-challenges-while-finishing-a-table/) - When I left you last week, I was wrestling with the idea of applying a finish to this coffee table. - [Making something old, old again](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/making-something-old-old-again/) - There’s a table theme to the shop work I’ve been doing recently. - [Determination and careful planning](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/determination-and-careful-planning/) - Last week’s column left off with me trying to find someone to help me flip over a heavy tabletop. - [Near disaster](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/near-disaster/) - Although it’s coming along slowly, the white oak dining table I’ve been working on is looking good. - [Heavyweight: the dining table continues](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/heavyweight-the-dining-table-continues/) - Last week I wrote about breaking out the lumber for a table I’m making. - [Processing prodigious planks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/processing-prodigious-planks/) - I'm in the middle of making an 90" long x 57" wide dining table from 8/4 white oak. - [Who will speak for the humble scroll saw?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/who-will-speak-for-the-humble-scroll-saw/) - Since getting one a few years ago, my scroll saw has bailed me out of many tight situations other machines would have failed at miserably. - [Curves are critical (sometimes)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/curves-are-critical-sometimes/) - Straight lines are the easiest to machine. Whether you're ripping on a table saw, crosscutting with a mitre saw, running a router along a straightedge, or jointing a board, straighter is simpler. - [Small (yet beautiful) wooden items](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/small-yet-beautiful-wooden-items/) - I've completed some really complex projects that have taken a long time to build. - [Messy workshops](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/messy-workshops/) - Messy workshops filled with wood chips and shavings are bad. - [Paper as a furniture making material](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/paper-as-a-furniture-making-material/) - Over the past two weeks I’ve written about working with metal and stone. In my mind, a discussion about alternative materials that can be used in furniture making isn’t complete until handmade Japanese paper is covered. - [Stone: the new metal](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/stone-the-new-metal/) - Last week I wrote about how I’ve used metal in some of my work over the past 20 years or so. - [Metal: the new wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/metal-the-new-wood/) - The other day, when I was trying to decide on what materials to use for a project, I almost wished I had more options to choose from than just plain old wood. - [Client misunderstandings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/client-misunderstandings/) - Two weeks ago, when I wrote about my wife’s misunderstanding of a few of the details in the storage unit I made, I was reminded of a few client misunderstandings I’ve had over the years. - [Woodworking meets summer roads trips](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/woodworking-meets-summer-roads-trips/) - And just like that, we’re in the middle of summer. Kids are out of school, the air conditioning is on and the drone of lawnmowers fills the air. - [Mistakes and misunderstandings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/mistakes-and-misunderstandings/) - First off, I’d like to make one thing clear; I haven’t been working full time on this medium-sized entryway storage area for the past two weeks straight, even though it sort of feels like I have been. - [Material selection: weighing the pros and cons](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/material-selection/) - I’m just about to design and build an entryway storage unit near one of our entry doors. - [Painting can get messy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/painting-can-get-messy/) - Generally speaking, I’m a pretty tidy person. I don’t make much of a mess, whether I’m at home or at the shop. - [Illusions in wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/illusions-in-wood/) - We needed a dresser for our bedroom, so I designed a six-drawer piece made with a solid cherry frame and veneered maple panels and drawer fronts. - [Are nine routers enough?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/are-nine-routers-enough/) - The short answer is no, but that’s no fun. - [A few updates](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-few-updates/) - Extending the 2x4 challenge deadline and more updates. - [Why are routers great for nothing?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/why-are-routers-great-for-nothing/) - Because of their flexibility, routers get used for a lot of operations in a small shop setting. - [A grandfather’s prized tool: A Stanley 45](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-grandfathers-prized-tool-a-stanley-45/) - I’ve written about some of the tools my grandfather used to own. - [Planning for more webinars](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/planning-for-more-webinars/) - Over the past few years the COVID-19 pandemic changed the world we live in. - [Tolerances: when is something good enough?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/tolerances-when-is-something-good-enough/) - Every type of trade has a different level of accuracy that’s needed for the work being done. - [Storage is king](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/storage-is-king/) - If you remove tables from the discussion, the vast majority of woodworking projects, and furniture in general, is just an exercise in storage. - [Old woodworking photos are rare](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/old-woodworking-photos-are-rare/) - For many of us today, woodworking is as much about the images as it is about actually getting work done in the shop. - [2x4 Challenge](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/2x4-challenge/) - Once in a while I get emails or letters from readers encouraging me to include more 2x4 projects in our print pages. - [Having fun vs. being productive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/having-fun-vs-being-productive/) - The other day I was working on a vanity for a local resort. - [Why do I use my favourite tools least often?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/why-do-i-use-my-favourite-tools-least-often/) - While I was taking some photos for an upcoming article the other day, and had a large collection of knives for shop and home use out on my workbench, I noticed a drop of solidified glue on my bench top. - [Inflation, cost of materials and how we can start to use materials more wisely](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/using-materials-wisely/) - If I were more into investments, banking and the general state of the economy, I’d know more about the technical aspects of inflation. - [Designed for a recession](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/designed-for-a-recession/) - A few weeks ago, I dropped by my storage locker. One of the pieces I came across was a coffee table I made in 2008. - [It’s not easy watching people hurt themselves](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/its-not-easy-watching-people-hurt-themselves/) - We’ve all likely hurt ourselves in the workshop at one time. - [Musical shop sounds](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/musical-shop-sounds/) - On Family Day we were at a loss for what to do. - [Assembling the goods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/assembling-the-goods/) - I’m working on a project for a client now that includes two black walnut storage cabinets about 7' tall and between 16" and 24" wide. - [Another leaf table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/another-leaf-table/) - It seems weird to be talking about tree leaves in the middle of a Canadian winter, but here we are. - [Rob Brown: professional cyclist](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/rob-brown-professional-cyclist/) - I do a fair bit of cycling and try to stay active. Working in the shop is very much in keeping with that way of life, but sitting in front of my computer, editing and writing, sure isn’t. - [Look towards the almighty leaf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/look-towards-the-almighty-leaf/) - A few weeks ago, I wrote about how a decomposing leaf reminded me of one of my favourite woodworking techniques, pierced carving. - [Why knot give it a try?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/why-knot-give-it-a-try/) - When you’re a woodworker and Christmas gifts are needed, you get the assignment. A gift made by hand always trumps something bought, and you’re happy to help. - [Inspiration is everywhere](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/inspiration-is-everywhere/) - A few weeks ago, I wrote about how a fallen leaf had me thinking about pierced carvings in the woodworking world. - [Christmas is finally over](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/christmas-is-finally-over/) - Christmas is wonderful, but as always, I’m pleased to see it go. - [Roy Underhill and his "Mystery Mallet"](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/roy-underhill-and-his-mystery-mallet/) - Many of you likely have spent some time watching “The Woodwright’s Shop” on TV. This PBS program was hosted by a charismatic man named Roy Underhill, who wore a jaunty hat and had loads of woodworking knowledge. - [Kids making Christmas presents](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/kids-making-christmas-presents/) - Rather than spend our hard-earned money, I thought this year some Christmas gifts would be best made by hand. My kids’ hands, more accurately. Nothing says “Merry Christmas” like a gift made by a child. - [Finishing a project on December 24?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/finishing-a-project-on-december-24/) - It’s that time of year again. Last-minute projects are fun, but they’re also stressful, especially when it comes to applying a finish. - [Brian Newell: pierced carving king](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/brian-newell-pierced-varving-king/) - In last week’s column, I talked about pierced carving, and the great possibilities that technique offers. - [Nature’s inspiration: pierced carving](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/natures-inspiration-pierced-carving/) - While walking through a local park the other day I noticed a fascinating pattern on a fallen leaf decomposing on the ground. - [The very last minute](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-very-last-minute/) - I don't know about you, but it's the perfect time of the year for me to bring in the outdoor projects that we've been enjoying over the summer months. - [Mocked-up joints](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/mocked-up-joints/) - For many woodworkers, most joints – edge, rabbet, dado, half lap and others – are easy enough to jump right into. - [Why do you use social media?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/why-do-you-use-social-media/) - Not to brag, but we at Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement have been on a bit of a social media tear lately. - [Doors and drawer fronts are great opportunities](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/doors-and-drawer-fronts-are-great-opportunities/) - By their nature, doors are very functional. Drawer fronts might not have the same level of importance, but they still provide an attractive, clean look on furniture and cabinetry. - [Dangerous woodworking videos?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/dangerous-woodworking-videos/) - Since I’ve been spending more time on Instagram lately, I’ve noticed that I’m wincing at a lot more videos than I had anticipated. - [Halloween costumes: a gateway woodworking project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/halloween-costumes-a-gateway-woodworking-project/) - My son likes to spend time in the shop, but only if it doesn’t drag on for longer than an hour, maybe two. - [The Great Jere Osgood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-great-jere-osgood/) - The studio furniture making world lost a giant recently. - [Drawing blood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/drawing-blood/) - If you’re a woodworker or DIYer much of what you do involves cutting materials or putting holes in workpieces. - [Colour your world](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/colour-your-world/) - Not long ago, when someone mentioned painting wood, everyone just about lost their minds. - [ The basics can be tricky](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-basics-can-be-tricky/) - I gave a one-on-one lesson to a beginner woodworker the other day. - [How many trips to the hardware store is normal?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/how-many-trips-to-the-hardware-store-is-normal/) - As some of you remember, I’ve been slowly but surely renovating our basement. - [Meet John Glendinning](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/meet-john-glendinning/) - Today I just want to introduce you to a guy I met at the Interior Design Show in Toronto close to 20 years ago. - [Exploding wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/exploding-wood/) - Writing my column last week about ripping material reminded me of an incident when I was ripping some thin parts about 30 years ago. - [1914 “woodworker” machine: A multi-talented monster](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/1914-woodworker-machine-a-multi-talented-monster/) - We here at Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement were sharing some old ads from Canadian Woodworker, a trade publication available over 100 years ago. - [Simple jigs are the best jigs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/simple-jigs-are-the-best-jigs/) - About a year ago I wrote about a trim job I was doing around the house. And last week I wrote about lugging my beast of a mitre saw around, much to the dismay of my poor back. The topic of this week’s column fits in right between those two. - [Who will speak for the small tools?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/who-will-speak-for-the-small-tools/) - Decades ago, most hand-held power tools and portable machines were on the small side. - [Peter Fleming’s favourites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/peter-flemings-favourites/) - A few weeks ago, I talked with Peter Pierobon about his favourite pieces of furniture. - [Workshop injuries](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/workshop-injuries/) - I think I’ve gotten more splinters over the past six months than I have working wood in the previous 10 years. - [A finished project, happily ruined](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-finished-project-happily-ruined/) - I’m sure all of us take a lot of time, energy and attention to complete a project to the best of our abilities. Sure, some get more attention than others, but I find it hard to cut corners on even the simplest project. - [Show me your hammers!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/show-me-your-hammers/) - Last week’s post about the hammer my father made in machine shop class in the late 1960s, and that I still use today, generated a lot of interest. - [Shellac: The best finish ever?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/shellac-the-best-finish-ever/) - Shellac is a traditional finish that has been used by furniture makers for centuries and remains beneficial to woodworkers today. - [Charcuterie board gift and planer cart update](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/charcuterie-board-gift-and-planer-cart-update/) - A good friend of mine enjoys cooking and hosting dinners. His birthday was coming up, so I decided a charcuterie board would make a good gift. - [Saving scraps: a rare success story](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/saving-scraps-a-rare-success-story/) - Most woodworkers are guilty of saving a few too many workshop scraps. Whether it’s bits of domestic hardwood, offcuts of sheet goods or the always valuable small exotic offcuts, we could all keep less than we do. But once in a while our hoarding pays off. - [David Haig: master of simplicity](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/david-haig-master-of-simplicity/) - When I’m planning Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement I stick with Canadian writers, photographers and illustrators. We feel there’s a solid benefit in having only Canadians on our pages. Giving a Canadian perspective on woodworking is something we’ve heard our readers appreciate, too. - [Wooden spoons: sometimes the simplest things take the longest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wooden-spoons-sometimes-the-simplest-things-take-the-longest/) - You might remember I mentioned my son was making a wooden spoon last June as a thank you gift for his teacher . Well, it took some time, but we…I mean he…finally finished it. - [Hammer time!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/hammer-time/) - All woodworkers love tools. Sometimes, I think many of us love woodworking tools more than the actual woodworking. - [Lessons learned: a 13-year-old in the shop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/lessons-learned-a-13-year-old-in-the-shop/) - A few weeks ago, I wrote about the time my daughter and I spent in the shop building a model of a mosque for her school project. - [Models make the furniture design world go 'round](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/models-make-the-furniture-design-world-go-round/) - With my column a couple of weeks ago sharing the mosque model my daughter and I made for her school project, it reminded me of some of the furniture models I’ve made in the past. - [Creating a maquette for school project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/creating-a-maquette-for-school-project/) - Rob and his daughter build the Faisal Mosque, the fifth largest mosque in the world - well, a maquette of the mosque. - [A foot to stand on](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-foot-to-stand-on/) - It’s one of the final pieces of the puzzle as you build a piece of furniture, a jewelry box or other piece of woodwork: adding some sort of foot to the piece. - [A square peg into a round hole?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-square-peg-into-a-round-hole/) - It turns out putting a square peg in a round hole is possible, and it actually worked quite well. - [More live edge slabs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/more-live-edge-slabs/) - In my post two weeks ago (“How beautiful are live edge slabs?”) I received a few comments about some of the details of how I flattened the slab for the bar top. - [Laminate competition](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/laminate-competition/) - We all love solid wood. Its grain, colour, warm texture and workability have drawn all of us to build so many great projects with it. In the woodworking world there are a few general approaches to working with wood and other materials that run contrary to what many woodworkers feel is best. - [How beautiful are live edge slabs?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/how-beautiful-are-live-edge-slabs/) - I’ve often wondered what’s so appealing about live edge material. I guess there’s a certain allure to working with not only a material that’s naturally grown (as is the case with all wood), but also a material that still has obvious signs of its natural, imperfect growth remaining. - [Linkage hinge and Niagara woodcarving show](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/linkage-hinge-and-niagara-woodcarving-show/) - A few weeks ago, I wrote about a box I came across on the internet that reminded me of one I had made previously. - [Crazy for cauls](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/crazy-for-cauls/) - Clamping cauls aren't the most amazing shop project ever, I will admit. But they are a small but important part of having an operating workshop. - [Scary sounds in the shop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/scary-sounds-in-the-shop/) - I remember one of my instructors saying something intriguing when I was in college learning about woodworking and furniture making. He said to always listen to a power tool or machine. - [Timber! a great structural material](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/timber-a-great-structural-material/) - About a month ago I wrote about a backyard structure I’d like to start planning. I asked for your feedback, and got a few emails. - [Comparing two bold boxes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/comparing-two-bold-boxes/) - I came upon a nice box by Simon Jewell, a maker in the United Kingdom, while surfing the internet the other day. - [Trigger clamps: Beauty over function?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/trigger-clamps-beauty-over-function/) - We’re running a trigger (a.k.a. one-handed) clamp tool comparison article in an upcoming issue. I’m taking some of the photographs, so a few of the companies have sent me clamps to shoot. - [Dealing with high material costs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/high-material-prices/) - I recently mentioned that I planned to build a structure of sorts in our backyard, and asked readers to email me some of their past projects, and share tips and things to avoid. I hope to share some of these ideas in a future column. - [Carving texture into veneer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/carving-texture-into-veneer/) - Two weeks ago I wrote about how some frost on my windshield reminded me of a coffee table I made a number of years ago. - [Planning backyard projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/planning-backyard-projects/) - Spring is just around the corner and with it will be Canadians coming out of their cocoons and heading outside. We may stay inside for most of the winter, but once warmer weather returns we make up for our lack of time outdoors quickly. - [Inspiration comes from everywhere](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/inspiration-comes-from-everywhere/) - I often get inspiration from the most unlikely sources. Rivers, and their rushing water, have inspired me to bring certain curves into a table. - [In praise of simple projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/in-praise-of-simple-projects/) - In last week’s column I mentioned that I’ve made wooden hearts for my kids for Valentine’s Day over the past few years. Not only are they well received, but they’re fun to make. - [More from the anti-splinter front](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/more-from-the-anti-splinter-front/) - A couple of weeks ago I wrote about the splinters I got when working with Baltic birch to make a set of kitchen cabinets. I honestly thought the comments would be split down the middle between opposing “You’re a wimp, Rob!" and “I hate splinters, too!” camps. - [Royal Italian writing desk and chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/royal-italian-writing-desk-and-chair/) - Although this mahogany desk and chair couldn’t be further from my own personal style, they’re incredible pieces. - [My love/hate relationship with Baltic birch](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/my-love-hate-relationship-with-baltic-birch/) - While Baltic birch has a few advantages when it comes to cabinet construction – it does have some distinct deficiencies. - [Beautiful furniture and Brian Boggs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/beautiful-furniture-and-brian-boggs/) - A few days ago, I was surfing around the internet looking at pieces of furniture, as I often do. - [Christmas ornaments and wooden gift wrapping](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/christmas-ornaments-and-wooden-gift-wrapping/) - Christmas always sneaks up on me. It’s a situation where I’ve got too many things to do and only so much time to do them in. - [Sharpening our pencils](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/sharpening-our-pencils/) - Last summer I made fun of—I mean “mentioned”—my friend and the stubby pencil he used. - [Christmas ornaments and an online wood gallery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/christmas-ornaments-and-an-online-wood-gallery/) - Here are some ideas for Christmas ornaments you can make. - [World-class wood art and a rough boat rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/world-class-wood-art-and-a-rough-boat-rack/) - I stumbled across a South Korean wood artist named Bae Se Hwa, who makes some amazing steam-bent furniture and sculptures. - [Sculpted furniture and backyard structures](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/sculpted-furniture-and-backyard-structures/) - I can’t remember exactly how I came across this desk, but it sure is amazing. “Billow Desk” was made by Casey Johnson from Asheville, North Carolina. - [Snow stops the build and a crazy cyclocross racer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/snow-stops-the-build-and-a-crazy-cyclocross-racer/) - Rob builds a boat storage rack and shows us how crazy he is about cyclocross. - [Shelves: lots of surprises](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/shelves-lots-of-surprises/) - In a column from a little over a month ago I mentioned how the bathroom reno was 99% complete and I just had a few simple tasks to check off my list. - [Wanted: shop kids](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wanted-shop-kids/) - Over the past couple of years, I’ve been trying to bring more youth into our print pages. In every other issue (or so) we’ve run projects made by kids between the ages of 10 and 18 years old. - [Tools equal potential and new artists](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/tools-equal-potential-and-new-artists/) - In my column a few weeks ago (“An Accountant Buys a Tool”) a sentence in the last paragraph was “Tools have a lot of potential.” I’ve been thinking about that sentence. - [Care to snaptoggle?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/care-to-snaptoggle/) - A few weeks ago, I mentioned how our bathroom reno is 99% complete, and the only things left on my list were a toilet paper holder, a few towel hooks and three small inset shelves. - [An accountant makes a tool purchase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/an-accountant-makes-a-tool-purchase/) - I have been working wood since I was about 15 years old, when I sectioned off a tiny corner of my parents’ dingy, unfinished basement. - [Carvings and curvy doors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/carvings-and-curvy-doors/) - No sooner had I shared the link from the U.K. contest last week than I got an email from Craft Ontario that included some nice work, especially wood carving projects. - [U.K. awards and ugly furniture or me bragging?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/u-k-awards-and-ugly-furniture-or-me-bragging/) - I sometimes think if it weren’t for Mark Salusbury I’d have nothing to write about. He sent me a Daily Mail link to the Heritage Crafts and Axminster Tools’ Woodworker of the Year contest happening in the U.K. right now. - [Maquettes, kids and quality furniture](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/maquettes-kids-and-quality-furniture/) - I’m in the midst of making a pair of teak patio tables for the backyard using plantation teak from Mys-Teak. The lumber is gorgeous. - [The ugliest piece of furniture I ever made](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-ugliest-piece-of-furniture-i-ever-made/) - I really hope my clients don’t see this. Honestly, I’ve never showed these photos to anyone because I was never happy with how the piece turned out. - [Project vs. technique articles: a solution and some little libraries](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/project-vs-technique-articles-a-solution-and-some-little-libraries/) - Last week I asked for your thoughts on project vs. technique articles. I’m pleased to say I got a lot of great feedback. The consensus was that you like both. - [Where new reno meets old reno and simple sharpening](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/where-new-reno-meets-old-reno-and-simple-sharpening/) - After writing last week’s column and thinking about that photo of my chisel doing some dirty work, I realized there’s something else about that image that irks me. - [Doing bad things with good chisels](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/doing-bad-things-with-good-chisels/) - I’m pretty much done with the basement reno, but there are always bits and pieces that get left until the very end. - [Project articles vs technique articles and free chisels](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/project-articles-vs-technique-articles-and-free-chisels/) - Our magazine always includes plenty of project-based articles. I try to run a mix of beginner- and intermediate-level project articles in each issue, as well as an advanced-level article a couple of times a year. - [A wooden pinball machine and more about pencils](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-wooden-pinball-machine-and-more-about-pencils/) - While chatting with a friend of mine about a classic pinball machine (Creature From the Black Lagoon) he had just finished restoring, he mentioned a wooden pinball machine he and his son made a few years ago. - [Darn nails and small shop photos](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/darn-nails-and-small-shop-photos/) - A few weeks ago, I pulled up some wonderfully old olive-green carpet that had been covering our basement stairs for the last 40 years or so. To be clear, we didn’t install it. - [Drywall dust, paint drips and future projects calling my name](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/drywall-dust-paint-drips-and-future-projects-calling-my-name/) - We’ve been plugging away at the basement reno over the past week. Drywall is up, mudded and sanded, and just yesterday I was able to get a good coat of primer on. - [A refreshing (wooden) treat and how can a dead tree grow?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-refreshing-wooden-treat-and-how-can-a-dead-tree-grow/) - I was out on a bike ride the other day and noticed some mouthwatering slices of watermelon in someone’s garden. I looked closer and eventually realized they were made of wood. - [More wooden fruit and other items from the natural world](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/more-wooden-fruit-and-other-items-from-the-natural-world/) - After I wrote about wooden watermelon slices last week, Steve Der Garabedian sent me a photo of a wooden apple, complete with a well-fed worm. - [Let’s talk about our pencils](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/lets-talk-about-our-pencils/) - Rob learns which pencil to use for projects around the home. - [What’s the most Canadian piece of furniture?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/whats-the-most-canadian-piece-of-furniture/) - There aren’t many pieces of furniture that scream “Canada” but this is certainly one of them. - [Busy times](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/busy-times/) - In late April I wrote a weekly column titled “The projects I haven’t finished” about an upcoming reno we were planning and how I was hoping to get a few small projects around the house completed before starting it. - [Peter Pierobon mentions Peter Fleming and more community woodworking projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/peter-fleming-and-more-community/) - A few weeks ago I talked with Peter Pierobon, who mentioned his favourite Canadian-made piece is “Chair” by Stephen Hogbin. - [Community wood projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/community-wood-projects/) - It seems like just the other week I was skating on the canal here in Peterborough with my kids, and it’s hard to believe that Victoria Day weekend is in the distant past. - [Turn up the heat. It’s pyrography time](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/turn-up-the-heat-its-pyrography-time/) - I enjoy pyrography, but I’m no expert. Here are a few fun pieces I recently burned, and some work of a true master. Sticking with my “make it, don’t buy it” theme, I made my kids small maple hearts for Valentine’s Day. Also sticking with my last-minute approach to gifts, these little gifts were completed late on February 13. Thankfully, lacquer dries quickly. - [Trees are wonderful, until a storm hits](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/trees-are-wonderful-until-a-storm-hits/) - Being woodworkers means we all have at least one love in common – wood. - [Yuri Kobayashi’s favourites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/yuri-kobayashis-favourites/) - In my first “Ask the Artist” column I talked with Yorgo Liapis, who mentioned his favourite internationally made piece was “Being” by Yuri Kobayashi. I contacted Yuri, who was pleased to hear Yorgo loves not only her work, but her work ethic and willingness to help others. - [Gord Peteran’s favourites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/gord-peterans-favourites/) - In my conversation with Yuri Kobayashi a few weeks ago, she named Gord Peteran as her favourite Canadian maker. Gord has mixed furniture making with art for decades, and has built a critically acclaimed career out of it. With pieces in many galleries across North America, his work will continue to be seen by the public for generations. - [Solid wood vs. veneer: why veneer is simply better](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/solid-wood-vs-veneer-why-veneer-is-simply-better/) - I belong to a number of online woodworking groups. One of them is about working in a small shop. Recently, a member posted about their dislike for plywood and veneer. - [My grandfather’s Stanley 9 1/2 block plane](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/my-grandfathers-stanley-9-1-2-block-plane/) - Many of us have woodworking tools that have been passed down to us from a parent or grandparent. They may work fairly well, but also be frustrating to use and avoided in anything but the least critical woodworking situations. - [Peter Pierobon's favourites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/peter-peirobons-favourites/) - Last week I shared American maker Michael Hurwitz’s, favourite pieces. In his replies to me he mentioned internationally renowned Canadian maker Peter Peirobon and his “Driftwood Dream” jewelry box. - [Yorgo Liapis’s favourites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/yorgi-liapiss-favourites/) - I’d like to bring more studio furniture into my weekly blog. There are so many fantastic pieces of one-of-a-kind furniture that have been carefully designed and crafted, it would be a shame not to celebrate these Canadian-made pieces, as well as those from all over the world. - [Even the simplest projects can go awry](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/even-the-simplest-projects-can-go-awry/) - I’ve said it before, but we woodworkers are a lucky bunch. While other folks are shopping for gifts for holidays, we’re in our shops making something for the loved ones in our lives. - [My favourite piece of Canadian-made furniture](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/my-favourite-piece-of-canadian-made-furniture/) - Beauty is subjective. Every one of us has a different opinion of what looks good and what doesn’t. I’ve seen many beautiful pieces of furniture, many of which are Canadian-made, but there’s one piece that stands out from all the rest. - [Unfinished business and San Diego Fine Woodworkers Association](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/unfinished-business-and-san-diego-fine-woodworkers-association/) - To some, a new year is about making resolutions, setting new goals and getting a fresh start. The only resolution I’ve ever made and kept was a “stop making new year’s resolutions” resolution I made about 20 years ago. Easiest resolution ever. - [Japanese woodworking exhibition / Intricate Chinese woodworking / COVID-19 consequences](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/japanese-woodworking-exhibition-intricate-chinese-woodworking-covid-19-consequences/) - Over the past few decades I’ve enjoyed learning about Japanese design and woodworking. I’ve even built a few pieces of furniture drawn heavily from Japanese tradition. I’m intrigued by the unique traditions and incredible strength and accuracy that come with how the Japanese have worked wood for many centuries. - [One divider, preferably with joinery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/one-divider-preferably-with-joinery/) - A wise woodworker once said, “The difference between a good woodworker and a bad woodworker is their ability to fix their mistakes.” There is definitely some truth to this, although I don’t think this is the only difference between these two types of woodworkers. - [It’s all about the punctuation…I mean, the projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/its-all-about-the-punctuationi-mean-the-projects/) - I enjoy my job. Editing a magazine can mean different things for different publications, but my job essentially involves deciding who will write an article, planning when those articles will run, and then ensuring each article is complete, makes sense, involves safe practices and has the proper photography and illustrations to run with it. From time to time I also source tools or machinery that appear in the articles, whether for individual tool reviews or tool comparison articles. - [Side tables and sapphirewings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/side-tables-and-sapphirewings/) - Not long after I posted my column last week, I heard from my new friend Glenn Bartley, who assured me he had enough photos of his side table build to document the project for our magazine. In my column I mentioned how images are so important to a woodworking magazine like CW&HI. Dark, out-of-focus photos that don’t clearly show a step to our readers are of no help to anyone, and are enough to make even the most hardened editor tear up. Glenn has travelled the world photographing birds, so I’m sure his skills are more than up to capturing images of raw wood being turned into a piece of furniture. - [Is COVID “good” for hobby woodworkers?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/is-covid-good-for-hobby-woodworkers/) - Before even starting to answer that question, I want to make one thing very clear; I’m not trying to downplay the tragic effects COVID has had on our society. What it has done to people from all backgrounds isn’t pretty, and I’m certainly not celebrating this ugly virus. My question has more to do with the unique situation we woodworkers and DIY enthusiasts find ourselves in. Perhaps there is a tiny silver lining in this situation that we’ve all been thrust into. - [Sometimes simple is best](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/sometimes-simple-is-best/) - I’ve competed lots of complex, large jobs, and almost always look back on them fondly. Finishing a project that’s technically difficult is pretty satisfying, especially if you weren’t sure if you had the skills to complete it in the first place. But finishing a small job can also be very rewarding, though the reasons are much different. There’s something nice about starting and finishing a project on the same day. When you started there was just a plank or two of lumber sitting on the shelf. Once complete, the lumber has been turned into a beautiful, functional object, with quality joinery and smooth surfaces that encourages you to smile. It’s a good feeling. - [Is there woodworking on mars?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/is-there-woodworking-on-mars/) - I never figured the Mars Rover and woodworking would cross paths, but I was wrong. What started out as a simple jobsite table saw made of LEGO quickly turned into an overlooked attachment for NASA’s Mars Rover. - [I never knew marbles have a mind of their own. But they do.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/i-never-knew-marbles-have-a-mind-of-their-own-but-they-do/) - In my first “From Rob’s Bench” blog I mentioned a very modest marble run my son and I started. Although I was excited about the tiny bit of work we did, I largely included it in my inaugural blog to lock myself into having to make it, as I knew readers would want to see its progress. I was right. I’ve received a few messages asking about its progress (Thanks for keeping me honest!), so I thought an update was in order. - [Spring workshop time. Almost!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/spring-workshop-time-almost/) - Warmer weather means lots of woodworkers are coming out of hibernation. Plan your next project, and success is just around the corner. I live in Peterborough, Ontario, and although it hasn’t been an awfully cold and snowy winter, I’m still looking forward to the warmer spring air. Today, it’s well above freezing, and tomorrow is going to be even warmer. I’m lucky enough to have a heated indoor workshop to keep me warm all winter while I build, but I can appreciate the fact that many of you are likely chomping at the bit, and the planning is well underway for your next project. Unheated shops are common in Canada, and the spring weather is the start of a busy six to eight months of woodworking and home improvement for many Canadians. - [The world’s most amazing marble machine](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-worlds-most-amazing-marble-machine/) - While surfing the Internet I came across a stunning video of a Swedish musician who’s made a machine that plays music. I’m not talking about the latest iPhone or stereo system here. I’m talking about a completely homemade machine powered by the maker, who can also program it to play a wide range of sounds that make up songs. - [The myth of the simple deck reno: part 1](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-myth-of-the-simple-deck-reno-part-1/) - My mother had a small deck built on to her house about six years ago. It should have been made wider and longer, because when the large table and six deck chairs are on it, there’s only room to move around the deck’s perimeter, especially at the two ends, if nobody’s sitting in the chairs. That’s a bit of a problem. - [The myth of the simple deck reno: part 2](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-myth-of-the-simple-deck-reno-part-2/) - I’m writing this three days after starting what was to be a one-day deck reno, but I may be getting way ahead of myself. Let’s just call this Day 2. We brought the tools out to the deck and opened everything up. Stupid me. We quickly put wet tools away the previous afternoon and forgot to dry things off. Rust was already forming on my socket set and a few other tools. Luckily it was going to be drier, and the sun was even threatening to come out. - [Gizmos and contraptions: When woodworking and engineering cross paths](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/gizmos-and-contraptions-when-woodworking-and-engineering-cross-paths/) - My nine-year-old son was learning about gears in his science class, so I told him we should try our hand at making a few plywood gears to see how they worked. He already knew about “driven” and “driving” gears, and how different-sized gears affect how fast other gears connected to it rotate. This was a great excuse to head to the shop and practice woodworking techniques while making something cool. - [Cover photos: a mix of frustration and satisfaction](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/cover-photos-a-mix-of-frustration-and-satisfaction/) - Getting good photos to include in our magazine is one of the most enjoyable parts of my job. There’s something about a great photo that not only excites me, but I also hope it creates a sense of interest in our readers and lets them enjoy our articles just that extra little bit. And an exceptional photo may pull in a few new readers from time to time, too. - [Past CW&HI covers: oldies, but goodies](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/past-cwhi-covers-oldies-but-goodies/) - Last week I talked about what it took to create the cover of our current “Working in a Small Shop” issue. This topic is always the theme of our June/July issue. I also mentioned how I enjoy photography, especially when the results turn out well. Today, I’d like to chat about a few of my favourite covers since I became editor of CW&HI. - [Beston Barnett and a few more covers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/beston-barnett-and-a-few-more-covers/) - I follow The Furniture Society on Facebook, as they often share makers’ work from across North America. The other day, Beston Barnett’s work caught my eye. Barnett is a studio furniture maker in San Diego, California, who is inspired by many different Arabic-, Asian- and African-inspired motifs. These motifs are often a complex focal point of his work. - [Learning when to say no](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/learning-when-to-say-no/) - I went to Conestoga College in Kitchener, Ontario, right after high school, taking their three-year Woodworking Engineering Technology course. After working in a few small shops making kitchens and built-ins, I got a job engineering furniture for a medium-sized office furniture company, and spent a few years sitting behind a computer, drawing and making cut lists. It eventually became so mind-numbing that I had to quit. I started my own woodworking business making custom furniture and refinishing furniture for customers. Taking a decent cut in pay, losing any long-term stability I had and forcing me to work much longer hours were in the “con” column, but loving Mondays and truly enjoying my work motivated me quite a bit. - [The coolest project ever](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-coolest-project-ever/) - I’ve always done a lot of bike riding with the kids. I also lead by example, and try to get out on my bike daily. My daughter is a fantastic mountain biker, who especially enjoys crushing the uphill sections of a trail. My son is a bit more into the technical side of mountain biking and loves “getting air” over the tiniest of rises. He even makes it into the air while riding over slightly uneven sidewalk slabs. - [Epoxy: what’s next?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/epoxy-whats-next/) - Epoxy has been on an incredible tear over the past five years or so. Once relegated to quick or waterproof joints, or glossy topcoats, it now plays a structural role in many pieces of furniture. Today, you’ll see many “river tabletops” in bold colours, almost always in conjunction with the one-of-a-kind lines made possible by live edge material. - [Marilyn Campbell: A Canadian epoxy wizard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/marilyn-campbell-a-canadian-epoxy-wizard/) - Last week I talked about epoxy and where it will take us in the coming years. Epoxy river tables and cutting boards are huge right now, and likely won’t disappear from your Instagram feed anytime soon. In the coming years I have a feeling epoxy will start to be used in many other ways, though. - [Finish samples might be the death of me](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/finish-samples-might-be-the-death-of-me/) - When I started working with a custom woodworking shop about 25 years ago, I remember the owner staying that he thought finishing was the most important step in the entire furniture and millwork process. I would have to agree. His reasoning was that it’s the main colour the client sees, it’s what they reach out to touch right away and it’s also what will protect the wood for years to come. I’ve always selected and applied finishes with great care ever since he pointed that out to me. - [Upstairs storage, online exhibition, women of woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/upstairs-storage-online-exhibition-women-of-woodworking/) - Last, but not least, is the upper level of my shop. Although I don’t do much work up there, I’m able to store all sorts of tools and materials there that would otherwise take up valuable space in my main shop machining area. - [Lost marbles, air cannons and a wooden spoon: Summer fun in the shop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/lost-marbles-air-cannons-and-a-wooden-spoon-summer-fun-in-the-shop/) - The other day I took my son to the shop to work on our marble run, and maybe even start a wooden spoon he wanted to make for his teacher. It was well into July, and school had been finished for about a month, but since my kids haven’t actually set foot in a school building since March, the last day of school this year had a much different feel to it than usual. I also knew where my son’s teacher lived, so there wouldn’t be a problem getting a gift to her a bit late. - [Adding patina and a wild epoxy project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/adding-patina-and-a-wild-epoxy-project/) - As I mentioned previously, I’m building a bunch of pieces of distressed pine and Douglas fir furniture for a custom home. The building part of the job is fun and easy. It’s adding the right patina to make the piece look 150 years old, then choosing and applying the finish, that are the tricky parts. You’re likely tired of the finishing aspect of this project, so I’ll just give you some idea of how I added the patina to these pieces. - [Wooden medals for the “Kidlympics”](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wooden-medals-for-the-kidlympics/) - Olympic fever has caught on in our house. My kids have watched diving, swimming, gymnastics, water polo, hurdles, weight lifting, soccer and many other events, even though they have no prior experience with many of these activities. They seem to understand that the Olympics is an international sporting event with plenty of buzz surrounding it and competing in one of these events can be a lot of fun. - [Kid’s working wood and a Newfoundland maker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/kids-working-wood-and-a-newfoundland-maker/) - In late March I wrote a column titled “Calling all (wood shop) kids!” putting out a call to find young Canadian woodworkers between 10 and 20 years old to contribute articles to our magazine. I was contacted by a few kids, though I was only able to get an article from one of them. Evan, a 13-year-old from Toronto, wrote an article about how to make a black walnut stool. It will run in an upcoming issue. You can learn more about Evan on his website, EvansWorkshop.ca. - [How accurate do we need to be?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/how-accurate-do-we-need-to-be/) - People who have the ability to be extremely accurate and work to tight tolerances likely pride themselves on this skill. It’s satisfying to cut a piece of wood to the exact dimension needed, then create joinery that’s flush and fits properly. But there are many times when we don’t need to be that accurate while working with wood; “close enough” is just fine. - [When accuracy is a bad thing, two types of woodworkers, do trees have faces?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/when-accuracy-is-a-bad-thing-two-types-of-woodworkers-do-trees-have-faces/) - Irrelevant to the amount of time you spend (or sometimes waste) being overly accurate, or how working to tight tolerances may deplete your ability to focus later in the day, there are actually times when it’s simply better to not be so accurate. - [High-quality pieces of wood art from around the world.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/high-quality-pieces-of-wood-art-from-around-the-world/) - I get a lot of emails about all sorts of woodworking-related topics. Everything from government trade programs, readers sharing their latest projects, questions about past articles, new product announcements…the list goes on. - [Hoping my new shop will work out](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/hoping-my-new-shop-will-work-out/) - Moving is rarely fun. About 10 months ago I moved my shop to a two-storey building because I sold my house. The new shop has a slightly smaller footprint, but it’s the storage on the second floor that makes all the difference in the world. - [Even the simple things take too much time](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/even-the-simple-things-take-too-much-time/) - I posted a set of closet doors I was building on Instagram a month or so ago. Just simple solid maple doors with plywood panels. They were paint-grade, and were to be installed in the front door area of our home. Though I didn’t mention it, I was pretty sure they’d take me about a day in total spaced out over the next three days or so to build, paint and install. I didn’t realize this project would span a month and have so many roadblocks. - [Michael Hurwitz’s favourites (who’s one of my favourites)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/michael-hurwitzs-favourites-whos-one-of-my-favourites/) - Michael Hurwitz talks about his favourite pieces of woodwork. - [Are you serious, Rob?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/are-you-serious-rob/) - In last week’s column I admitted I had a problem finishing projects. I heard from a few of you, and it turns out I’m not the only one with this affliction. - [The projects I haven’t finished](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/the-projects-i-havent-finished/) - Rob talks about the myriad projects he has yet to bring to completion. - [Experiments gone right](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/experiments-gone-right/) - There are times when you head into the shop knowing exactly what you’re going to make and how to go about it. The process usually moves along nicely and the result is mostly what you imagined - [Finishing textured wood – a forum member’s question](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/finishing-textured-wood-a-forum-members-question/) - Over the years I’ve made a lot of mistakes when it comes to finishing textured wood, but I’ve thankfully learned from those mistakes. - [Wooden guitars are beautiful](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/wooden-guitars-are-beautiful/) - After watching a few videos that regular contributor Mark Salusbury sent my way I feel the urge to try my hand at making one of these finely tuned guitars. - [A spoon maker from Banff and a wood artist from Toronto](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/a-spoon-maker-from-banff-and-a-wood-artist-from-toronto/) - Rob profiles prolific spoon maker Keith Sherwin from Banff, Alberta, and Yorgo Liapis, a furniture maker and wood artist from Toronto. - [Simple jobs that bring a smile and a good-looking woodworking video](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/simple-jobs-that-bring-a-smile-and-a-good-looking-woodworking-video/) - I’ve just finished what turned out to be a really simple workstation renovation job for a friend. They had a pretty good idea of what they wanted the finished workstation to look like, but hadn’t a clue how to get there. - [My baseboard mission is almost complete](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/my-baseboard-mission-is-almost-complete/) - Before Christmas I wrote about the simple task of installing baseboard in about half of the house. It was going to go really quickly, take almost no energy out of me and be done before I knew it. I was also going to pop some crown moulding in place right after the baseboard was done. - [One fun marble run](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/one-fun-marble-run/) - This column rounds out exactly one year of weekly posts (as long as you give me a pass for the week off leading up to Christmas), and I just realized today I have yet to mention a small, portable marble run I made with my son almost two years ago. - [Fancy joints](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/fancy-joints/) - I think adding intricate joinery to pieces of furniture, mainly to challenge ourselves in the shop, but also to add visual interest is a fun approach to working wood. - [Installing trim and a Wood Symphony Gallery Exhibition](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/installing-trim-and-a-wood-symphony-gallery-exhibition/) - Installing trim is never easy. I set myself up for this. I tricked myself into thinking this job would be easy, even though I knew very well that’s almost never the case. - [Shop hazards: dropping clamps, swearing and being safer…in that order](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/shop-hazards-dropping-clamps-swearing-and-being-saferin-that-order/) - I went to my workshop the other day, and because I was only applying a finish to a few pieces of furniture, I just put on my sneakers. I bet you know where this is going already. Before I started to finish anything, I wanted to clean up the shop so clutter wouldn’t get in my way. - [Winter is coming, and take a close look and tell me what you see](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/winter-is-coming-and-take-a-close-look-and-tell-me-what-you-see/) - I much prefer working in the warmer months, with the windows and doors wide open, welcoming the sun and wind. Maybe it’s an obvious thing to say, but I really do miss it already. - [Hand-cut dovetails are overrated, but they can also be satisfying](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/hand-cut-dovetails-are-overrated-but-they-can-also-be-satisfying/) - I’ve been working away on a pine desk that has some unique details. One of the most prominent details are a pair of drawers with angled sides. Like most people, I associate dovetails with a traditional look. Most people also think having a dove-tailed joint indicates quality. The designer of this desk included hand-cut dovetails in this piece, along with angled drawer sides. - [Jason Schneider, an Anishinaabe youth and gluing end grain](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/jason-schneider-an-anishinaabe-youth-and-gluing-end-grain/) - While on The Furniture Society’s website the other day I came across the work of Jason Schneider, who is an American maker. I really liked one of his pieces, titled “His and Her Cabinets.” What initially looks like a single cabinet comes apart to reveal two separate cabinets. He has a few other pieces on his website (JasonSchneiderFurniture.com) that are pretty playful as well. If you can believe it, Jason has used corrugated cardboard to build many of his pieces, and they look great. - [An engineered arm and lots of fancy wooden boxes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/an-engineered-arm-and-lots-of-fancy-wooden-boxes/) - I recently bought my nine-year old son a book titled Excellent Engineering: 35 Amazing Constructions You Can Build at Home. With schools closed, and kids mostly at home, I thought it would be good to give him a few other things to do, other than schoolwork. It’s a good book, and includes some fun and challenging projects for kids his age. One of them was called “Engineer’s Arm,” and the first one he wanted to try. - [Apparently, my table saw posed the biggest challenge](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/apparently-my-table-saw-posed-the-biggest-challenge/) - I started last week’s column by saying, “Moving is rarely fun.” That was definitely the case with my workshop move nearly a year ago. Heavy, dusty machinery, and seemingly no room for all of it, stopped me from realizing the positive side of the move. And once the move was complete, the immediate need for some serious organization started. I got most of the larger items positioned over the next day or two, but a few were moved around after another week or two, once I was able to start using the space. - [I have enough shop space, but only if I’m organized](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/i-have-enough-shop-space-but-only-if-im-organized/) - Over my last couple of posts, I’ve talked about moving into my new shop and how my table saw is the centerpiece of my workflow. There’s a lot more than my table saw to my tool kit, though. Other large machinery, power tools, hand tools and a whole lot of accessories make building furniture efficient and enjoyable. I’ll briefly go over some of the more important items here. - [Calling All (Wood Shop) Kids!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/from_robs_bench/calling-all-wood-shop-kids/) - I’d like to see more kids and young adults work wood. Probably a lot of other people would like to see that, too. In order to encourage more young people to get into woodworking we’ll be showcasing projects from young people in upcoming issues of the magazine. The challenging part is that I’d love if these articles were also written by a kid or young adult. ## Issues - [Issue 152 Summer 2025](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-152-summer-2025/) - In this issue you’ll also find articles on router tables and sawhorses, not to mention shop jigs, fixtures and techniques that will improve your efficiency and accuracy. - [Issue 148 Spring 2024](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-148-spring-2024/) - The 2024 Storage Issue will help you design, build and install projects that go a long way to customizing the storage you need to make your lives more organized and enjoyable. - [Issue 130 February March 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2021/) - Our router-themed special issue features a wealth of tips and techniques to help you become a router wizard. - [Issue 131 April May 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2021/) - The impact drill is one of the most sought-after power tools on the market today, and that’s why we’re featuring these powerful tools in this issue. - [Issue 133 August September 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2021/) - Given that starting a Philadelphia style highboy might not make the best summer project for most woodworkers, we hope a few of the articles in this project-packed issue will give you enough time to go camping and relax in the backyard, and also get you into your shop now and then. - [Issue 134 October November 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2021/) - In this issue we’re just scratching the surface of how simple woodworking projects can be merged with the often-complex world of technology to make our lives a bit better. - [Issue 142 February March 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-142-february-march-2023/) - This issue starts off with a primer on the types of bathroom sinks and vanities available. From there is an article on how to make a custom floating vanity and custom curvy vanity doors. We also cover one of the most traditional, useful and beautiful finishes on the market – shellac. Plus, all our usual informative columns. - [Issue 151 Spring 2025](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-151-spring-2025/) - Projects make the woodwork­ing world go ‘round, and that’s what we’re featuring heavily in this issue. Even if you prefer technique-based articles that will further hone your skills and push your bound­aries, it’s very likely you enjoy them in order to put those new skills to work when crafting your next project. - [Issue 150 Fall 2024](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-150-fall-2024/) - In this issue there are sim­ple, yet helpful, shop projects like a dado sled and tapering jig, to complex designs like a coffee table with a curved base and an acoustic guitar. If you want to hone your in-shop work, radial parquetry and work­shop respirators are just the tip of the iceberg. And don’t forget about that beautiful jewelry box on our cover. We have a new column, too, called “What’s the Difference?” where we talk about the small but important dif­ferences between some of the woodworking terms, tools, skills and products we often run into. Add in all of our other regular col­umns and features and you have yourself a packed issue. - [Issue 109 August September 2017](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2017/) - Build a mirror frame, turn a ruffled bowl, tile a kitchen backsplash and learn about smart outlets and switches for the home. - [Issue 149 Summer 2024](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-149-summer-2024/) - In this issue we focus on tools, tips and techniques for the small shop. We have a healthy collection of jigs for you to make. Jigs bring accuracy and repeatability to any shop. - [Issue 147 December January 2024](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-147-december-january-2024/) - Classic projects like a salt cellar, a handy bookcase and an indoor planter, coupled with the power-carved gingko serving tray pictured on our cover, will not only give you an end product to shoot for but also allow you to hone your skills along the way. Home improvement topics in this issue include how to plan and make gingerbread trim for your home and the importance of air purifiers and what one might be best for you. In addition to these features, we also have our regular “Canadian Quotes”, “Top 10”, “Know Your Tools”, “Shop Tested”, “Community” and “Beginner’s Journey” columns for you. - [Issue 146 October November 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-146-october-november-2023/) - In this issue Mark Salusbury takes you through the steps of making a small bench. You'll also find a pot lid storage project and a sumptuous bistro table. Plus a review of table saw mitre gauges and a wide range of short reads. - [Issue 145 August September 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-145-august-september/) - In this issue we’ve put together a great collection of outdoor projects for you to do this summer. - [Issue 94 February March 2015](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2015/) - This issue introduces our new semi-regular column called “Tool Collections”. Josh Silver shares tips about how to replace corbels on older homes, and Rob Brown writes about a small, hidden spice rack that fits under the upper cabinets in your kitchen. - [Issue 144 June July 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-144-june-july-2023/) - Our 13th annual Small Shops issue features a fully-decked out 420-square-foot basement shop with lots of tips on how to make your shop more efficient. If you have a different type of shop space, don’t worry. Hand sanding, trigger clamps, push sticks and a couple of other shop projects are topics covered in this issue. Or maybe you don’t even have a shop. We’ve got tips and ideas for you, too. - [Issue 143 April May 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-143-april-may-2023/) - This issue features a teak patio table project along with tips on how to design and build furniture that will resist rot and stand the test of time. We also have a fascinating story about how the craftspeople at Parks Canada build the giant gates that keep the historic Rideau Canal operational. These gates are an impressive part of Canada’s history. - [Issue 70 February March 2011](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2011/) - In this issue we feature an elegant and practical zebrawood vanity, a safety stool along, using CA glue as a finish and we review the leading track saws. - [Issue 68 October November 2010](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2010/) - In addition to the new Community section we introduced last issue, I’m really excited to launch another regular feature article: Finer Details, in which you’ll learn how some of the finest craftsmen in the country expand what’s possible when making furniture. - [Issue 91 August September 2014](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2014/) - Projects span all skill levels, and include a wall-mounted mandolin holder, a one-of-a-kind entry door, a turned ornamental shell and the Japanese-inspired cabinet on our cover. - [Issue 86 October November 2013](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2013/) - We have a wide range of seating projects to share with you: the casual chair pictured on our cover, a sleek turned stool, a curved lounge chair, and a dea­con’s bench. There’s something here to cure every woodworker’s chair-phobia. In each case the construction methods covered can be used as described, or the techniques can be adopted to create different designs. - [Issue 81 December January 2013](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2013/) - We have a few hand-made gift ideas for you this holiday season. Bill Perry points you in the right direction when it comes to constructing the seemingly simple picture frame. I write about the children’s sleigh I made last year. It got my family and me out the door on some chilly days for some great fun. It was also a pleasure to build. Our last gift project goes on the gift; Chris Wong shows you how to make a wooden bow. - [Issue 69 December January 2011](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2011/) - This issue features a number of great gift ideas, for both the gift-giver and receiver. Two articles cover gift ideas that woodworkers can make and give, including turned ornaments and small recipe boxes. - [Issue 66 June July 2010](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2010/) - Many woodworkers want to get their kids involved in woodworking but aren’t completely sure how to do it. Let’s face it, the shop is a very dangerous place and there are many ways for someone to get hurt. So how do you introduce your child to this environment in a safe but effective way? - [Issue 65 April May 2010](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2010/) - One of the chief complaints I’ve heard from various woodwork­ers about their shops is not having enough space. Guys like me who have 170 sq ft wish they had 500 sq ft. If you can imagine, I know woodworkers with 1500 sq ft who wish they had 2000. - [Issue 17 April May 2002](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2002/) - Build a classic garden bench, make your own connector jig, get a free intarsia pattern and much more. - [Issue 62 October November 2009](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2009/) - There is really no end to the amount of money you can spend on tooling your wood shop. These days there seems to be a tool for everything, which makes it very tempting to fill your shop with them. - [Issue 113 April May 2018](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2018/) - We feature the top 10 power carving tips and show you how to power carve a serving dish. We also introduce you to most of what you need to know about CNC routers in the shop. - [Issue 16 February March 2002](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2002/) - Build a computer armoire work centre, make your own spline jig and much more. - [Issue 141 December January 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-141-december-january-2023/) - We have 4 great gift ideas for you to make in this issue, including a hexagonal jewelry box, cat scratching post and a recipe box. We also review the new Laguna F2 table saw and Sienci Longmill CNC router. Plus, a heck of a lot more. - [Issue 92 October November 2014](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2014/) - In this issue, we’re bringing you a wide assortment of box projects, a few box-technique based articles, a gallery of Canadian-made boxes and a few other related articles. - [Issue 111 December January 2018](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2018/) - If you like building boxes you'll want to read about box texturing - turning basic to bold. There are lots of other goodies inside as well. - [Issue 112 February March 2018](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2018/) - In addition to our four main projects, we have articles on staining wood, home sensors, the new breed of batteries that power our shop tools, a west coast furniture exhibition and much more. - [Issue 114 June July 2018](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2018/) - In our 8th annual small shop issue learn how to build a classis sawhorse, a multi-functional work bench, an exact dado jig and more. - [Issue 115 August September 2018](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2018/) - Learn how to design, build and maintain the perfect dock. We also feature an outdoor cat enclosure and more great projects. - [Issue 116 October November 2018](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2018/) - In this issue we show you how to build a side table and a box with diamond bevelled corners, plus much more. - [Issue 117 December January 2019](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2019/) - We have four project articles in this issue including two floor lanterns that bring a unique feel to a room and also provide enough light to read by. - [Issue 118 February March 2019](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2019/) - The projects in this issue run the gamut, including kitchen pullout shelves, a Queen Anne side chair and a live-edge table. - [Issue 119 April May 2019](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2019/) - Learn how to choose the best finish, design and install a door surround, turn a wave platter and more. - [Issue 120 June July 2019](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2019/) - In our 9th small shop issue we have some great jigs to make shop time more efficient and great tips on working with sheet goods. - [Issue 121 August September 2019](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2019/) - Learn the right way to build stair stringers. And check out our four easy, fun to build projects. - [Issue 122 October November 2019](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2019/) - In this issue we peek at Doug Evan's fabulous block plane collection and show you how to customize a mirror in your home and make custom frames. We also have a coffee table for you and if your a turner a lovely ‘Sunrise’ bowl. - [Issue 98 October November 2015](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2015/) - In this issue we feature a complex, heirloom project. Peter Marcucci shares how he made one of Charles Rohlfs’ centuries-old rocking chairs. It’s a great project that will be treasured and enjoyed for decades. - [Issue 8 October November 2000](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-8-october-november-2000/) - This issue features a child's storage bed, garden bench, tool box, a scroll saw project and more. - [Issue 125 April May 2020](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2020/) - In this issue Paul Lemiski, a Canadian who has made a lot of river tables in the past few years, shows you how to build your own table top. If traditional woodworking is more what you’re after, Tony Peirce puts the finishing touches on his continuous-arm Windsor chair. - [Issue 128 October November 2020](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2020/) - There are three recip saw articles in this issue to help you make an informed decision on what saw to buy and also how to choose a good selection of blades to keep you working safely and efficiently when it’s time for your next home improvement project. - [Issue 123 December January 2020](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2020/) - Our cover showcases maybe the easiest end grain cutting board you’ve ever seen. End grain cutting boards are all the rage right now. Though they can get complex, this version is nice and simple, yet still looks and works great. - [Issue 126 June July 2020](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2020/) - If you don’t know how to tune up your bandsaw, you need a design for that new coffee table you have in mind, or you haven’t a clue how to install wainscoting, we can help. - [Issue 127 August September 2020](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2020/) - In this issue you will find various spoon projects, along with articles about techniques and some of the tools specific to spoon making. - [Issue 139 August September 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-139-august-september-2022/) - This issue is packed with projects. From a relatively simple silverware organizer and a rus­tic coat rack to a refined bonsai stand and a modern bedside table, there’s something for everyone. - [Issue 135 December January 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-135-december-january-2022/) - As the saying goes, the holiday season and giving go hand in hand. And as moms are wont to say, the best gifts are those that are made, not bought. In this issue we’ve brought together six gift projects that might just take care of everyone on your list. - [Issue 138 June July 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-138-june-july-2022/) - Our small shop special edition has plans for a minimalist workbench and a bench on bench, along with our 2022 small shop essentials and much more. - [Issue 140 October November 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-140-october-november-2022/) - This issue features a Shoji style sliding door, mid-century modern coffee table, wall shelf and modern bedside table, along with our regular Canadian Quotes, “Know Your Tools”, “Top 10” and “Beginner’s Journey” columns. - [Issue 6 June July 2000](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-5-june-july-2000/) - Get plans for a garden wishing well, screen door, round candle base and much more. - [Issue 7 August September 2000](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-7-august-september-2000/) - Maximize your storage space with this built-in closet organizer. We also feature a garden arbour, Victorian hat stand and more. - [Issue 9 December January 2001](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-09-december-january-2001/) - Projects include a child's closet work center, toy box, bird feeder and celestial windchimes. - [Issue 10 February March 2001](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-10-february-march-2001/) - Projects include a home work centre, bowl bird feeder, CD holder and mailbox. - [Issue 11 April May 2001](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-11-april-may-2001/) - This issue features an elegant patio table along with a wine bottle base and kaleidoscope, plus a scroll saw pattern and details on how to make picture frames. - [Issue 12 June July 2001](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-12-june-july-2001/) - You'll love the freestanding hammock featured in this issue. There are also plans for a double-sided frame, under the bed drawer and screen door accent. - [Issue 13 August September 2001](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-13-august-september-2001/) - In this issue we feature a teen work centre, turned coffee grinder and decorative corner table. - [Issue 100 February March 2016](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2016/) - In this, our 100th issue, we showcase a fabulous library cabinet along with a stunning table and articles on installing board and batten siding and crucial tools for home improvement projects. - [Issue 21 December January 2003](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2003/) - In this issue we feature a secret compartment puzzle box and country style bookcase. - [Issue 22 February March 2003](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2003/) - Turn stunning hollow vessels, build a curio cabinet, or a half moon table - you'll find the plans and know-how in this issue. - [Issue 23 April May 2003](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2003/) - This issue features projects for every level, including a night table, kitchen cabinets, accent mirror and more. - [Issue 24 June July 2003](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2003/) - This issue has plans for a classic mantel clock, folding chair and kitchen cabinets. - [Issue 25 August September 2003](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2003/) - In this issue we show you how to restore old hand planes, build base kitchen cabinets and build a sleigh bed. - [Issue 26 October November 2003](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2003/) - We feature a surprisingly easy-to-build accent table along with a lathe bench and tall kitchen cabinets. - [Issue 27 December January 2004](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2004/) - Learn how to make a pocket hole mirror and all about oil finishes. - [Issue 28 February March 2004](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2004/) - This issue looks at the Little Ripper bandsaw jig, how to make raised door panels, a crosscut panel sled and more. - [Issue 29 April May 2004](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2004/) - Build a deacon's bench, outdoor serving cart, carvers vise or spectator chair. - [Issue 30 June July 2004](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2004/) - This issue features a sturdy mobile shop cart, wooden wheel, nesting tables and mitre saw make-over. - [Issue 31 August September 2004](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2004/) - We have plans for an intarsia mirror frame, garden bench and tea box. - [Issue 32 October November 2004](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2004/) - This issue features a cabinet to store your favourite hand tools, a fireplace mantle, and a magic wand. - [Issue 33 December January 2005](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2005/) - Learn how to turn big beautiful bowls, build a corner cabinet and a fireplace screen. - [Issue 35 April May 2005](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2005/) - This issue features a profile of miniature furniture maker John Ottewill along with dining room chairs and wooden floor vents. - [Issue 36 June July 2005](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2005/) - Build this lovely buffet and hutch, or a floating to console. - [Issue 37 August September 2005](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2005/) - In this issue we showcase Rob Brown's gorgeous step tansu, a traditional chimney cupboard, a shop made marking knife and more. - [Issue 38 October November 2005](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2005/) - Learn how to tune up your block plane. And check out the gorgeous chrysanthemum table. - [Issue 34 February March 2005](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2005/) - This issue features a dazzling wine cabinet and a easy to build dining room table. - [Issue 39 December January 2006](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2006/) - We have some great projects in store for you including a stunning telephone table (or night stand) and classic kitchen cutting board. - [Issue 40 February March 2006](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2006/) - This issue features an Arts & Crafts style mailbox, textured walnut coffee table and Gaspe dresser. - [Issue 14 October November 2001](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-14-october-november-2001/) - This issue features an entertainment centre along with 2 great projects, an intarsia pattern and a turned and carved box. - [Issue 15 December January 2002](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2002/) - Build an office bookcase, make your own biscuit joiner jig and learn how to inlay in minutes - plus much more. - [Issue 18 June July 2002](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2002/) - Make a model truck, build an outdoor dining set, turn a sand timer and more. - [Issue 19 August September 2002](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2002/) - Turn a burl platter, build a 7-drawer dresser, make a pyramid puzzle and much more. - [Issue 20 October November 2002](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2002/) - Learn how to hand-cut lapped dovetails, construct a desktop organizer, make a child's activity centre and more. - [Issue 41 April May 2006](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2006/) - Build a gorgeous Japanese paper lantern or a lovely planter box for your favourite flowering plant. - [Issue 42 June July 2006](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2006/) - Our June July issue features a patio tray, tall bookshelf with secret compartments, glue tips, turning project and much more. - [Issue 43 August September 2006](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2006/) - In this issue you'll find several easy to do projects, along with tips on choosing plumber and installing drawer slides. - [Issue 44 October November 2006](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2006/) - This issue features a display case to honour memories, a chalkboard for kids, plus articles on scrolling, carving, turning and home improvement. - [Issue 45 December January 2007](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2007/) - We show you how to make a Haida inspired whale mirror, toy airplane and kitchen island table - plus much more. - [Issue 46 February March 2007](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2007/) - In this issue we feature a heirloom tool cabinet, Arts & Crafts style coat rack, Krenov style hand plane and more. - [Issue 47 April May 2007](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2007/) - This issue features a marvelous mahogany secretary desk with a classic drop front design. - [Issue 48 June July 2007](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2007/) - In this issue we feature a bent laminated bard stool, portable spray booth, blade saw storage box and more. - [Issue 49 August September 2007](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2007/) - Learn how to improve your router skills, build a harvest table and a tapering jig and more. - [Issue 50 October November 2007](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2007/) - We help you choose the right drill/driver. Plus, plans for a bunk bed, shooting board and wine rack. - [Issue 51 December January 2008](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2008/) - In this Christmas issue there are several projects you can make over a few evenings or or a weekend. - [Issue 52 February March 2008](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2008/) - Learn about lumber preparation, joinery bits, 1//4 sheet finishing sanders, fireplace surrounds and more. - [Issue 53 April May 2008](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2008/) - In this issue are plans for an Arts & Crafts style quilt rack, recycle centre, tambour spice cabinet and more. - [Issue 54 June July 2008](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2008/) - In this issue is the first of a 3-part series on making chess pieces, along with plans for a floor clock, hall table and wall planter. - [Issue 55 August September 2008](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2008/) - In this issue we feature an easy to make garden bench and knife block and show you how to build an entrance door and door surround. - [Issue 56 October November 2008](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2008/) - This issue features plans for a display stand plan and mortising jig along with articles on choosing a dust collector and enhancing your home with window shutters. - [Issue 57 December January 2009](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2009/) - In this issue we feature a wonderful doll house that will make any young aspiring homeowner smile from ear to ear. We also feature a curved leg display stand, wedding goblet and miter sled. - [Issue 58 February March 2009](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2009/) - This issue is filled with the acts of creation, including Henriette Corbeil's 'Sunrise' intarsia creates a panorama of the Laurentians that she loves so much, and Garnet Hall's set of lovely toy trains that would bring joy to any youngster (or young person at heart). - [Issue 59 April May 2009](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2009/) - At Canadian Woodworking there isn’t much we can do to affect your attitude or your effort about woodworking – these you must attend to yourself. However we do try to haves some effect on your understanding. - [Issue 60 June July 2009](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2009/) - This issue features plans for a handy height adjuster for table saw or router table and a mortising mallet, along with articles on router accessories, glue guns, smoothing planes and more. - [Issue 61 August September 2009](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2009/) - This issue features articles on installing click flooring, building a raised panel door, dining table and custom hand rails, along with our usual skill building and finishing articles. - [Issue 63 December January 2010](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2010/) - This issue features some Christmas projects that are easy to make, along with a more demanding contemporary sideboard. Plus articles on specialty planes and router bits. - [Issue 64 February March 2010](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2010/) - In this issue we feature several easy projects that can be done over a weekend along with a more demanding corner table with gentle curves. - [Issue 67 August September 2010](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2010/) - Woodworking evokes images of planing long, feathery shavings from a plank of wood or cutting joinery with a carefully sharpened hand saw. There’s something simple and satisfying about passing a hand tool across a board, revealing the figure beneath. - [Issue 71 April May 2011](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2011/) - This issue is dedicated to covering what most woodworkers are faced with on a daily basis: working wood in a small shop. - [Issue 72 June July 2011](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2011/) - It’s rare that I come across a woodworking technique that is completely foreign to me. After 20 years in this business, I usually have at least a general idea of how something is done. - [Issue 73 August September 2011](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2011/) - Tool comparison articles can be tricky. There are so many things to write about, and the challenge is to keep them focused and informative in a way that will help you – the reader – decide what is the best tool for you. - [Issue 74 October November 2011](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2011/) - People who love food have a new focus called the Slow Food Movement. Time is spent preparing whole foods in traditional ways – no microwaves, no flash freezing, no blowtorches. While preparing this issue, I’ve discovered that woodworkers have always understood the beauty that can be wrought by taking your time in the shop. - [Issue 75 December January 2012](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2012/) - It isn’t easy to work as finely as Bill Perry requires in his article Stringing & Banding: Part 1. Even if you grasp the intricate skills, you need a huge amount of patience to make it work. - [Issue 76 February March 2012](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2012/) - There’s something missing from factory-made, mass-produced items; their “perfection” lacks a certain tactile quality. Whether it’s how a richly textured surface feels under my palm, how a drawer slides or an edge feels when you touch the object, I really enjoy interacting with things that are hand-made. - [Issue 77 April May 2012](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2012/) - With shop time at a premium for many of us, there’s something comforting and relaxing about following plans to a successfully built project. Others design every aspect of a piece of furniture either in their mind, on paper, or on the fly during the building process. - [Issue 78 June July 2012](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2012/) - In this issue, we take a close look at three different small shops, show you some of the best tools for use in a small space, talk a bit about finishing and offer two projects that will help you with a very common challenge – shop storage. - [Issue 79 August September 2012](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2012/) - Our short summers dictate that we enjoy the warm weather as much as possible when it arrives. The flower trellis project is the perfect mix of woodworking and gardening, ensuring we spend part of our weekend outdoors. - [Issue 80 October November 2012](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2012/) - In addition to the education-themed articles, you’ll find a wide range of other topics: a list of the best materials for exterior use, how to build a pie safe, a Finer Details column on mitred dovetails, how to make a door harp, a primer on metal drawer slides and, as always, a Woodchuckle column. - [Issue 110 October November 2017](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2017/) - We feature a modern coffee table, how to upholster a cushion seat, pore fillers and how to use them and a whole lot more. - [Issue 101 April May 2016](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2016/) - Get plans for building a garden shed, a 21st century writing desk and an exotic business card holder. Plus much more. - [Issue 102 June July 2016](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2016/) - In our 6th annual Working in a Small Shop issue we focus on routers in the workshop. - [Issue 103 August September 2016](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2016/) - It’s really difficult to start into a complex project that you know will take many months, or even years, to build. This is why this issue is dedicated to simpler projects that can be completed in anywhere from a few hours to a few days. - [Issue 104 October November 2016](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/october-november-2016/) - This issue focuses on upcycling lumber. You'll also learn how to make curved solid wood panels and create a rustic mirror frame. - [Issue 105 December January 2017](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2017/) - Create a custom smartphone holder, level a problem floor and learn about the different countertop material options. All this and more. - [Issue 106 February March 2017](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2017/) - In this issue you'll learn how to make an elliptical end table, build an indoor drying rack, make better use of your cordless drill and get the uptake on clear-coat finishes. - [Issue 107 April May 2017](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2017/) - Craft a simple bookshelf, build a wall unit, learn about the different types of siding or build a firewood storage shelter. - [Issue 108 June July 2017](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2017/) - Our 7th annual small shop issue focuses on wood finishing. - [Issue 124 February March 2020](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2020/) - This issue includes a continuous arm Windsor chair, a blanket box to provide storage and a place to momentarily sit and a super functional fly-tying cabinet to store and organize all your gear. - [Issue 129 December January 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2021/) - This issue has easy-to-make Christmas gifts that allow for a bit of creativity. - [Issue 132 June July 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2021/) - In this issue, there are five articles on making shop fixtures or jigs to help you work more productively on many different machines. - [Issue 136 February March 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-136-february-march-2022/) - Craft your own Mission-style night table, build a bathroom vanity, or make your own interior doors. Also learn what 3D printing is all about. - [Issue 137 April May 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/issue-137-april-may-2022/) - If you’re open to doing some outdoor projects over the coming months, few are more functional, beautiful and satisfying than building a deck. If a simpler challenge is on your horizon, check out our article on how to build a step stool. - [Issue 82 February March 2013](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2013/) - This issue is dedicated to texture in woodworking. How we can add it to our work, what tools to use, some projects to get you going and much more. - [Issue 83 April May 2013](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2013/) - Kicking off this issue is Jamie Russell from Saskatchewan, who has spent the last 40 years making sculpted, flowing furniture and wooden objects. You’ll hear him tell his story in his own voice. - [Issue 84 June July 2013](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2013/) - This issue features lots of great shop improvement projects to help you get the most from the space you have. Articles on storing your clamp collection, building a mitre crosscut sled, flattening your workbench top, turning 8 sq. ft. of wall space into almost 60 sq. ft. and building a sturdy moxon vise are all inside. If that wasn’t enough, you can also learn how a single person can work sheet goods with ease. - [Issue 87 December January 2014](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2014/) - We have five projects in this issue that make great gifts: a small vase, a fun board game, a unique inlaid frame, a turned ornament and a sleek side table. The vase and board game could be made in a day, but don’t leave the other three ’til the 24th. - [Issue 88 February March 2014](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/february-march-2014/) - In this issue, we feature a project inspired by these two facts: an indoor climbing wall the whole family can enjoy. The options for group games and personal challenges are endless. - [Issue 89 April May 2014](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2014/) - Readers tell me they like projects, so I’ve packed this issue full of them, ranging from the simple to the complex. - [Issue 90 June July 2014](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2014/) - Shop-made fixtures are great for getting organized, and we have a healthy selection in this issue. Hans Braul covers how he built a set of rolling tool storage cabinets; Rick Campbell shows you how to build a drill press table; Carl Duguay details how to build a pint-sized workbench. Plus our regular columns. - [Issue 93 December January 2015](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2015/) - With the holiday season upon us, it’s once again our job as woodworkers to start thinking about gift projects to make for our friends and family. - [Issue 85 August September 2013](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2013/) - Going into the workshop and emerging a day or two later with a completed project is a lot of fun. We all need an easy project now and then; they allow us to relax and work, without worrying about all the details. We have a couple of those projects for you this issue; a sushi geta and a bow saw. - [Issue 95 April May 2015](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/april-may-2015/) - We show you how to you how to make a comfy seat for your canoe, use twigs to create furniture, and make a Haida-inspired carving. Plus all our regular featured columns. - [Issue 96 June July 2015](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/june-july-2015/) - Working in a small shop seems to be getting more and more common these days. Many people don’t have a large, detached, heated garage, or even a corner of the basement, to build furniture in. - [Issue 97 August September 2015](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/august-september-2015/) - This issue is all about woodworking tools. From barbaric to basic to beautiful, tools are crucial to the work we do. - [Issue 99 December January 2016](https://canadianwoodworking.com/past_issues/december-january-2016/) - With another hol­iday season rushing towards us, it’s time for us woodworkers to plan our attack. Holidays bring enough stress without trying to add three coats of finish to a project late on the 24th. We have three proj­ects in this issue that make great gifts, and the nice thing is that they’re not too difficult to com­plete. ## News - [THE SPLINTER – all this infuriating English modesty](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-splinter-all-this-infuriating-english-modesty/) - [Bosch Power Tools adds 39 new products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bosch-power-tools-adds-39-new-products/) - [Woodpeckers Mini Combination Square](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-mini-combination-square/) - [Woodpeckers wheel marking gauge with micro-adjust](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-wheel-marking-gauge-with-micro-adjust/) - [Aqua Coat's new water-based Instrument Lacquer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/aqua-coats-new-water-based-instrument-lacquer/) - [Kreg redesigns Rip-Cut guide](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/kreg-redesigns-rip-cut/) - Updated Edge-Guided Cutting Tool Gets Performance and Usability Upgrades - [Titebond Instant Bond – Jet Black](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/titebond-instant-bond-jet-black/) - [Festool ROTEX RO 150 giveaway](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-rotex-ro-150-giveaway/) - [Grizzly 11" benchtop oscillating drum sander](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-11-benchtop-oscillating-drum-sander/) - Flawless Sanding Up to 22" Wide in a Compact Footprint. - [Introducing the Metabo HPT NR1838DKA cordless nailer & C10FCG2 miter saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-from-metabo/) - These new tools redefine what professionals can expect - power that pushes boundaries, precision that inspires confidence, and convenience that keeps you moving. - [Festool Experience Events continue: September highlights sanding solutions](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-experience-events/) - [Tools of the Trades Fall 2025 show and sale](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/tools-of-the-trades-fall-2025-show-and-sale/) - Tool show and sale on October 5, 2025 at the Pickering Recreation Complex. - [Wagner SprayTech announces the FLEXiO 1500 paint and stain sprayer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wagner-spraytech-announces-the-flexio-1500-paint-and-stain-sprayer/) - The handheld FLEXiO 1500 features a single-speed X-Boost turbine that delivers the power to spray a variety of coatings for quick coverage. - [Introducing Trade Secrets, powered by Metabo HPT](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/introducing-trade-secrets-powered-by-metabo-hpt/) - Trade Secrets gives you a powerful new resource. It’s one you carry in your head, not in your truck. - [Festool’s latest accessories support precision on-the-go](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festools-latest-accessories-support-precision-on-the-go/) - New features include updated products and final release of limited-edition anniversary tools. - [Kreg enters the power tool market with new Ionic Drive lineup](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/kreg-enters-the-power-tool-market-with-new-ionic-drive-lineup/) - Brand’s First-Ever Cordless Power Tools Launching October 1, 2025. - [Premium quality taper sled from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/premium-quality-taper-sled-from-woodpeckers/) - American-made quality with upgraded materials and improved design features. - [Wagner SprayTech Introduces Control Spray 18V HVLP Cordless Stainer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wagner-cordless-control-spray/) - [Harvey Industries CEO Jack Xu electrifies AWFS fair with unveiling of five innovative woodworking products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/harvey-industries-unveils-five-woodworking-products/) - [Grizzly’s mobile router table workstation combines precision, storage, and portability for small shops and DIYers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-mobile-router-table/) - [ Boisés Est Wood and Forest Expo](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/boises-est-wood-and-forest-expo/) - [Interior Design Show returns this September](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/interior-design-show-returns-this-september/) - A four-day design event taking place from September 25-28, 2025, at the Vancouver Convention Centre West. - [Workshop Supply - everything you need for your workshop ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/workshop-supply-everything-you-need-for-your-workshop/) - Family-owned since 1985, Workshop Supply provides a wide range of hardware, wood parts and tools for crafters and woodworkers. - [DULUX Paints calls on Canadians to Give our National Colour a More Patriotic Name](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dulux-paints-calls-on-canadians/) - Dulux Paints is launching its “Rename The Red” campaign, urging Canadians to vote for their top choice for Canada’s legendary colour from a selection of curated options. - [New & improved freehand guard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-improved-freehand-guard/) - Safer, cleaner freehand routing at your router table. - [Woodpeckers stainless steel setup square](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-stainless-steel-setup-square/) - A versatile measuring, marking, layout, and setup tool. - [Grizzly launches 4-sided planer/moulder for making production S4S lumber and mouldings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-4-sided-planer-moulder/) - Grizzly Industrial announces the release of the G0984 4-Sided Planer/Moulder, an adaptable machine designed to easily create surfaced-on-four-sides (S4S) lumber and custom moulding. - [Grizzly Industrial announces the return of the G0580 14" bandsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-g0580-bandsaw/) - Iconic performance, unbeatable value: a customer favorite returns for under $600US - [Grizzly Industrial launches new sliding crosscut attachment for Grizzly, Shop Fox, and SawStop tablesaws](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-sliding-crosscut-attachment/) - Grizzly understands the frustration of cutting large, solid panels and sheet goods on a standard cabinet table saw. Our goal in developing this attachment was to give our customers an affordable way to maximize their saw’s cutting capacity. - [King Canada Inverter Generator: Safe, Smart, Portable Power](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-inverter-generator-safe-smart-portable-power/) - Power up with confidence with the new King Canada KCG-2500i Inverter Generator. - [Little Ripper bandsaw blades](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/little-ripper-bandsaw-blades/) - R&D Bandsaws has a wide selection of blades to suit your needs. - [No stain, no gain: staining exterior wood is simple way to boost outdoor living spaces](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/no-stain-no-gain/) - Sico introduces new line of one-coat “grab-and-go” exterior wood stains designed to make staining jobs fail-proof for anyone. - [Bosch debuts next-gen tools and accessories built to power productivity on the jobsite](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bosch-debuts-next-gen-tools/) - Bosch launches 11 new high-performance tools and accessories, expanding the brand’s powerful lineup this summer. - [Festool Experience continues: summer events highlight track saw solutions](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-experience-continues-summer-events-highlight-track-saw-solutions/) - [DEWALT tools power up the Skills Canada national competition (SCNC) 2025, in Regina](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dewalt-skills-canada-2025/) - The leading tool brand continues to support young apprentices at SCNC. - [Metabo HPT battery deal and 5 new nailers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/metabo-hpt-battery-deal-and-5-new-nailers/) - Designed for those who hustle hard, on the job site or at home, these tools deliver pro-grade power with the freedom of cordless convenience. - [Festool launches first cordless sander with integrated light, enhancing precision on the jobsite](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/estool-cordless-sander-with-integrated-light/) - New cordless offerings & accessories provide complete freedom for every phase of the project. - [in-DEXABLE Joiner's Combination Square from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/in-dexable-joiners-combination-square-from-woodpeckers/) - Versatile, accurate squares designed for classic joinery - [Grizzly Industrial launches new line of HEPA cyclone dust collectors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-industrial-launches-new-line-of-hepa-cyclone-dust-collectors/) - Next level dust collection. - [DeWALT releases 20v MAX XR 12-in. double bevel sliding miter saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dewalt-releases-20v-max-xr-12-in-double-bevel-sliding-miter-saw/) - Leader in total jobsite solutions announces new carpentry lineup to power the pro - [Metabo HPT launches 6 gallon 165 PSI compressor](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/metabo-hpt-launches-6-gallon-165-psi-compressor/) - The Pro Preferred Brand of Pneumatic Nailers - designed for power and efficiency. - [Woodpeckers SF-PRO universal router table fence](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-sf-pro-universal-router-table-fence/) - 3-way micro-adjust on nearly any router table. - [DeWALT expands its lineup of outdoor power equipment solutions to tackle the most demanding landscaping jobs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dewalt-expands-outdoor-power-equipment/) - The latest additions to the lineup include both gas and battery options for a variety of outdoor tasks, including mowing, pruning, trimming and more. - [Festool Launches Limited-Edition DF 500 DOMINO Joiner Giveaway](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-launches-limited-edition-df-500-domino-joiner-giveaway/) - Festool Launches Limited-Edition DF 500 DOMINO Joiner Giveaway. - [Joinery sled for table saws and router tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/joinery-sled-for-table-saws-and-router-tables/) - Tackle complex joinery with confidence and precision. - [Fast setting with exceptional gap filling properties](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fast-setting-with-exceptional-gap-filling-properties/) - Titebond Speed Set is for woodworkers who need a glue that sets quickly, allowing them to proceed with their projects without lengthy waiting periods. - [Grizzly introduces game-changing 15" benchtop planer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/grizzly-introduces-game-changing-15-benchtop-planer/) - [Introducing the Milescraft DrillMatePRO & DrillFence](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/introducing-the-milescraft-drillmatepro-drillfence/) - The best-selling portable drill guide just got better. - [Folding saddle squares](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/folding-saddle-squares/) - A precision straightedge that wraps around a corner for continuous layout lines. - [Metabo HPT launches next gen high-power tabless battery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/metabo-hpt-launches-next-gen-high-power-tabless-battery/) - Introducing the next generation of battery technology engineered to redefine cordless tool performance. - [Festool Experience Events Return For 2025—100 Years of Innovation](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-experience-events-return-for-2025-100-years-of-innovation/) - Festool will showcase a variety of brand-new and existing power tool solutions that will excite trade professionals and serious DIYers alike across Canada throughout the year. - [Wagner SprayTech Introduces PowerFlow EZ Roller](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wagner-spraytech-introduces-powerflow-ez-roller/) - The PowerFlow EZ Roller is designed for painting large rooms, multiple rooms and ceilings with greater ease and efficiency than traditional paint rollers. - [Festool announces innovative new solutions for jobsite cleanliness and efficiency](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-announces-innovative-new-solutions-for-jobsite-cleanliness-and-efficiency/) - Premium tool manufacturer enhances on-site performance with the Air Filter, upgraded Dust Extractors and advanced cordless lighting. - [Festool CSC SYS 50 cordless table saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-csc-sys-50-cordless-table-saw/) - The CSC SYS 50 cordless table saw is so compact that it fits into a Systainer. It‘s just as versatile in use, as it is tremendously convenient in size. - [Cutting tools from My Wood Cutters](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/cutting-tools-from-my-wood-cutters/) - My Wood Cutters is a Canadian company that carries a wide range of woodworking products. - [Stockroom Supply has Record Power lathes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/stockroom-supply-has-record-power-lathes/) - The Record Power Coronet Herald Wood Lathe, designed by professional woodturners, delivers world-class performance in a compact, affordable package. - [Metabo HPT & Metabo cash back offer: Buy $500 Get $100](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/metabo-hpt-metabo-cash-back-offer-buy-500-get-100/) - Save big on Metabo power tools. Valid until February 28, 2025. - [Milwaukee delivers the smallest and lightest drilling and driving solutions](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/milwaukee-delivers-the-smallest-and-lightest-drilling-and-driving-solutions/) - [Bosch Power Tools unveils new “The more you Bosch, the more you feel like a Bosch” brand campaign, alongside 15+ new tools and accessories](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bosch-power-tools-unveils-new-the-more-you-bosch-the-more-you-feel-like-a-bosch-brand-campaign-alongside-15-new-tools-and-accessories/) - [Micro∙Squares - Double Square & Combination Square](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/micro∙squares-double-square-combination-square/) - Compact Squares for Small Project Layout and Assembly. - [Festool celebrates 100 years of innovative & groundbreaking power tool solutions](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-celebrates-100-years-of-innovative-groundbreaking-power-tool-solutions/) - Professional tool manufacturer celebrates a century of ingenuity. - [Stainless Steel EZ-Rules from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/stainless-steel-ez-rules-from-woodpeckers/) - Highly accurate rules for precise measuring and layout. - [Festool enhances tools to help professionals problem solve with ease](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-enhances-tools-to-help-professionals-problem-solve-with-ease/) - Premium tool manufacturer takes routing and sanding to the next level. - [Flush trim base for compact & mid-sized routers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/flush-trim-base-for-compact-mid-sized-routers/) - Trim edge banding fast, accurately and without chipping using your palm or mid-size router. - [Canadian Woodworking's top 10 articles of 2024](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/canadian-woodworkings-top-10-articles-of-2024/) - Canadian Woodworking magazine's top 10 articles for 2024. - [Ontario Construction Training Centre](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/ontario-construction-training-centre/) - [10 gallon ultra-quiet oil-free air compressor](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/10-gallon-ultra-quiet-oil-free-air-compressor/) - In both the workshop and around the home, a reliable air compressor can be an invaluable tool, and the King Canada KC-10020SQ delivers exceptional performance. - [Garant unveils its latest innovation: a cordless electric snow shovel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/garant-unveils-its-latest-innovation-a-cordless-electric-snow-shovel/) - Entering a new market, Canada’s largest snow shovel manufacturer expands into outdoor power equipment. - [Compact auxiliary rip fence from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/compact-auxiliary-rip-fence-from-woodpeckers/) - A straighter, longer and taller reference for higher-quality cuts on small saws. - [Keep your cutting tools in tip-top condition](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/keep-your-cutting-tools-in-tip-top-condition/) - Easily and quickly reshape and sharpen all your cutting tools. - [Router plane from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/router-plane-from-woodpeckers/) - Smooth, flat joinery bottoms with a flexible design and precise control. - [Mix and match for volume price discounts on turning supplies](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mix-and-match-for-volume-price-discounts-on-turning-supplies/) - If you’re like many Canadians, you’re looking to make your spending dollar stretch a little further this year. At William Wood-Write, we get it – and we have a special pricing program that can help with that. - [DEWALT releases the new 14 piece cordless screwdriver set with FLEXDRIVE control](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dewalt-releases-the-new-14-piece-cordless-screwdriver-set-with-flexdrive-control/) - Cordless Screwdriver is powered by 2Ah Integrated battery which delivers up to 1300 screws per charge. - [Unbeatably precise mitre saw cuts](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/unbeatably-precise-mitre-saw-cuts/) - The new KAPEX KSC 60 cordless sliding compound mitre saw produces unbeatably precise cross cuts in an enormous range of applications. - [Pro savings, convenience and business tools from The Home Depot Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/pro-savings-convenience-and-business-tools-from-the-home-depot-canada/) - Pro savings, convenience and business tools from The Home Depot Canada - [Sansin adds 10 new locations to its growing dealer network](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sansin-adds-10-new-locations-to-its-growing-dealer-network/) - Sansin is the global leader in environmentally-friendly wood protection. - [RONA launches exclusive workwear line in partnership with leading brand Tilley](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rona-launches-exclusive-workwear-line-in-partnership-with-leading-brand-tilley/) - Affordable, durable and trendy Tilley Tuff clothing is strong enough for pros yet perfectly suited for DIYers . - [Starrett launches new Woodpecker XPW blades featuring an exclusive tooth design](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/starrett-launches-new-woodpecker-xpw-blades-featuring-an-exclusive-tooth-design/) - The New XPW tooth design in the Woodpecker Premium and PRO blades, available in 1.3 and 1.1 tooth pitches in blades 1” and larger, feature a deeper gullet than previous Woodpecker blades. - [Festool adds limited-edition combo kits and new accessories to robust product line up](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-adds-limited-edition-combo-kits-and-new-accessories-to-robust-product-line-up/) - Leading power tool solutions provider introduces problem-solving products. - [12-IN-1 Tool from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/12-in-1-tool-from-woodpeckers/) - A Century-Old Revival of a Compact, Versatile Layout & Measurement Tool. - [Wagner Spraytech introduces its first cordless heat gun: Furno 550 18V](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wagner-spraytech-introduces-its-first-cordless-heat-gun-furno-550-18v/) - With the same proven technologies as all Wagner FURNO series heat guns, this model is for projects not easily accessed by an electrical cord and outlet, such as removing rusted bolts outdoors, defrosting pipes in tight areas, repairing electrical wires and more. - [Get Sharp: Introducing Festool’s sharpening services](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/get-sharp-introducing-festools-sharpening-services/) - Festool makes sharpening blades easier and better for all—send in the blades you want serviced, and Festool will take care of the rest. - [Bessey STE series telescopic support rods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-telescopic-support-rods/) - Installing anything overhead - drywall panels, headers, joists, beams, garage doors, solar panels, skylights and the like - can be awkward, time consuming and downright dangerous. - [Laguna DriftMaster fence](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-driftmaster-fence/) - The DX3 DriftMaster fence, the world’s first multi-mode fence system, features a two-piece universal mounting bracket that fits all 14" to 18" Laguna bandsaws and most non-Laguna models. - [Einhell 18-gauge cordless brad nailer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-18-gauge-cordless-brad-nailer/) - Designed for both professionals and DIY enthusiasts, this brad nailer eliminates the need for cumbersome air hoses and compressors. - [Akfix D2 PVA glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-d2-pva-glue/) - Akfix D2 PVA glue is specially formulated to have a high bond strength on numerous substrates, like solid wood, sheet goods, laminates, blockboard, etc. - [Titebond II premium wood glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/titebond-ii-premium-wood-glue/) - Titebond II Premium Wood Glue is a one-part wood glue that passes the ANSI Type II water-resistance specifi­cation. - [Drill press protractor from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/drill-press-protractor-from-woodpeckers/) - Set angles to 5-minute accuracy on your drill press and other tools. - [Stanley launches new updated line of screwdrivers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/stanley-launches-new-updated-line-of-screwdrivers/) - New line of fastening tools will offer different options for all trades and professionals. - [Woodpeckers introduces a range of stainless steel T-squares](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-introduces-a-range-of-stainless-steel-t-squares/) - Highly accurate scales and scribing guides make panel layout a breeze. - [Joiner’s saddle square from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/joiners-saddle-square-from-woodpeckers/) - A compact joinery layout tool for serious woodworkers. - [Bosch Power Tools launches over 30 new tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bosch-power-tools-launches-over-30-new-tools/) - Over 30 new tools, unveiling brand-first category innovations and expansion of 18v cordless platform - [Turn your plunge router into a mortising machine](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/turn-your-plunge-router-into-a-mortising-machine/) - Dual fence system adapts to almost any plunge router of any size. - [Starrett Woodpecker carbide tipped blades](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/starrett-woodpecker-carbide-tipped-blades/) - For hardwoods and high volume cutting. - [Dulux Paints by PPG unveils 2025 Colour of the Year: Purple Basil](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dulux-color-of-the-year-2025/) - Energized hue encourages ‘colour dreamers’ to embrace dramatic shades. - [SICO paint by PPG names Starry Night 2025 colour of the year](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sico-colour-of-the-year-2025/) - Rich, dramatic hue inspired by the sky above. - [Woodpeckers stainless steel step gauge set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-stainless-steel-step-gauge-set/) - Precisely-Machined, Physical Reference for Machinery Setup. - [DEWALT announces Canadian “Grow the Trades” grant recipients](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dewalt-announces-canadian-grow-the-trades-grant-recipients/) - Grants and scholarships support trades education in fields including concrete, mechanical, finishing and pipe trades. - [New innovations in hand tools and accessories from DEWALT](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-innovations-in-hand-tools-and-accessories-from-dewalt/) - Optimize productivity on the jobsite with new innovations in hand tools and accessories designed for trade professionals. - [BESSEY EHKL360 trigger clamps... with a twist!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-ehkl360-trigger-clamps-with-a-twist/) - The innovative 360° clamp. It can be used in clamping situations where a normal trigger clamp handle would get in the way. - [New Festool Canada test centres](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-festool-canada-test-centres/) - Dedicated Test Centre demo sections now permanently available at over 20 participating Festool dealers across Canada. - [Stainless steel bench rules from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/stainless-steel-bench-rules-from-woodpeckers/) - Larger format rules for furniture and cabinet layout. - [Festool announces DOMINO campaign alongside launch of limited-edition accessory kits](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-domino-campaign/) - [Kreg launches new cabinet face frame clamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/kreg-cabinet-face-frame-clamp/) - Designed to work on stiles ranging from 1-1/2" to 2". - [DEWALT announces TOUGHSYSTEM 2.0 DXLT storage lineup](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dewalt-announces-toughsystem-2-0-dxlt-storage-lineup/) - A tough-terrain dolly, versatile drawer options, and a functional worktop create an all-in-one workstation that delivers jobsite tool accessibility and productivity - [Pocket Compass from Woodpeckers simplifies circle & arc layout](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/pocket-compass-from-woodpeckers/) - Pivot point stores safely in tool body. - [Versatile fence offset block from Woodpeckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/versatile-fence-offset-block-from-woodpeckers/) - Clamps to any rip fence with a standard track clamp. - [6 ways to simplify machinery set-up and project layout in 1 tool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpecker-6-in-1-gauges/) - Locked in Accuracy in Both Inch and Metric Measurements. - [Build your own bundle with Milwaukee at TEGS Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/build-your-own-bundle-with-milwaukee/) - If you're looking for professional-grade power tools, look no further than Milwaukee. - [Festool ups the ante on jobsite and workshop workflow](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-jobsite-products/) - Premium tool manufacturer unveils innovative power tool and storage solutions that blend power, efficiency and organization. - [Innovation unveiled: Festool introduces first-to-market ExoActive Exoskeleton to level up your productivity](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/innovation-unveiled-festool-introduces-first-to-market-exoactive-exoskeleton-to-level-up-your-productivity/) - The ExoActive exoskeleton supports users under the arms, taking the effort out of strenuous work on walls or ceilings. - [New Laguna XP Series conveyor roller tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-laguna-xp-series-conveyor-roller-tables/) - The foundation of seamless material handling in woodworking. These tables feature the innovative “Laguna Link” system for unmatched stability and reduced sag. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier-5/) - The PantoRouter woodworking machine makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun. Mortise and tenon joints have never been easier with over 150 perfectly fitting sizes using their patented tapered templates. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier-3/) - The PantoRouter Woodworking Machine makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier-4/) - The PantoRouter Woodworking Machine makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun! Mortise and tenon has never been easier with over 150 perfectly fitting sizes using their patented tapered templates. - [The PantoRouter will help you create the projects you've dreamed of—quickly and easily.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-pantorouter-will-help-you-create-the-projects-youve-dreamed-of-quickly-and-easily/) - Precision Woodworking Has Never Been Easier. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier-2/) - The PantoRouter Woodworking Machine makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun. Mortise and tenon joints have never been easier with over 150 perfectly fitting sizes when using their patented tapered templates. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier/) - Makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun. - [Precision woodworking joinery in minutes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-joinery-in-minutes/) - The PantoRouter makes woodworking joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun! - [Clean Armor clear coat finishes now available in Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/clean-armor-clear-coat-finishes/) - Mywoodcutters.com, a leading Canadian retailer of professional tooling to the woodworking trade, is pleased to announce that they are now the Canadian distributor for Clean Armor coatings. - [Helical cutterheads of all types](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/helical-cutterheads-of-all-types-by-my-wood-cutters/) - My Wood Cutters is a Canadian company that supplies a large range of professional tooling to the woodworking trade, both professional and amateur. - [Your one-stop-shop for helical cutter heads](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/your-one-stop-shop-for-helical-cutter-heads/) - A leading Canadian online retailer of professional cutting tools for woodworkers. - [Power up with a helical spiral cutterhead](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/power-up-with-a-helical-spiral-cutter-head/) - A SHELIX head in your jointer or planer combines the advantages of: Shear, Helix and Spiral tooth action. - [Power up with a helical spiral cutterhead](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/power-up-with-a-helical-spiral-cutterhead/) - Based in Sooke, BC, My Wood Cutters is a leading Canadian online retailer of professional cutting tools for woodworkers. They offer an extensive line of spiral cutter heads to upgrade your jointer or planer, as well as conventional planer and jointer blades, molding knives, and shaper cutters. - [Quality teak lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/quality-teak-lumber/) - Teak is an excellent choice for discerning homeowners and builders looking for a unique look with added durability. - [Simply the best wood for outdoor projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/simply-the-best-wood-for-outdoor-projects/) - Your outdoor projects - benches, tables, decks, gazebos, pergolas and the like - are a big investment in money and time. There is one factor that will determine how long your investment will last - the material you use. - [Replacing the irreplaceable ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/replacing-the-irreplaceable/) - Mys-TEAK carefully manages, prunes, thins and tracks our tree growth and health so as to provide the best sustainably grown, high-quality teak possible. - [Sustainable teak from Mys-Teak](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sustainable-teak-from-mys-teak/) - Mys-Teak’s rough-milled or planed teak lumber is perfect for a wide variety of uses, including marine decking, boat building, architectural projects, furniture, woodworking and more. - [Teak - the perfect lumber for all your outdoor projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/teak-lumber/) - Mys-Teak rough-milled or planed teak lumber is perfect for all your outdoor projects. - [The perfect wood for your patio project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-perfect-wood-for-your-patio-project/) - Teak is an excellent choice for discerning homeowners and builders looking for a unique look with added durability. - [Marine teak hardwood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/marine-teak-hardwood/) - Durable, plantation-grown teak perfect for boats, yachts, and pool decks. - [Mys-TEAK is your quality plantation teak expert](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mys-teak-is-your-quality-plantation-teak-expert/) - Mys-TEAK believes responsible production can produce superior plantation lumber at a fair price without damage to the environment. - [Sustainable teak by Mys-TEAK](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sustainable-teak-by-mys-teak/) - Teak is an excellent choice for discerning homeowners and builders looking for a unique look with added durability. Teak decking offers exceptional dimensional stability, ensuring that your boards won’t warp or buckle even in the most humid climates. - [Now is the time to upgrade your flooring](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/now-is-the-time-to-upgrade-your-flooring/) - Mys-Teak is 100% environmentally responsibly grown plantation teak that will last for decades, and look beautiful with minimal maintenance while adding value to your home! - [Rough-milled or planed teak lumber for the discerning homeowner](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rough-milled-or-planed-teak-lumber-for-the-discerning-homeowner/) - Mys-Teak hardwood is perfect for even the most demanding projects and applications, and we also offer a wide variety of colours and grades to match your style. - [Teak Garden Boxes From Mys-Teak](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/teak-garden-boxes-from-mys-teak/) - Planting season is in full bloom and Mys-Teak has you covered with high-quality, FSC-certified, ethically grown and milled teak garden boxes. - [One Forest - One Lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/one-forest-one-lumber/) - Teak is one of the most sought after timbers in the world. The virtually weatherproof wood is built to last. It's extremely durable, resistant to the ravages of weather, chemicals and all kinds of would be attackers, from termites, fungi and specialized wood-boring marine clams. - [Designer grade teak](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/designer-grade-teak/) - The perfect wood for furniture, tongue and groove flooring, kitchen and bathroom fixtures, bowls, boards and much more. - [Mirka announces limited edition black DEROS combo kit](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mirka-announces-limited-edition-black-deros-combo-kit/) - This Limited-Edition Black DEROS combo kit offers professionals and enthusiasts a unique sanding experience that combines cutting-edge technology with an exclusive design. - [Introducing Mirka Ultimax Ligno](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mirka-ultimax-ligno/) - The groundbreaking solution for premium wood finishing - [Mirka celebrates 80-years of innovation and excellence in abrasives industry](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mirka-celebrates-80-years-of-innovation-and-excellence-in-abrasives-industry/) - The world's largest producer of coated abrasives and a leader in sanders, polishing machines, dust extractors and tools for sanding. - [Mirka Galaxy: The new high technology abrasive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mirka-galaxy-the-new-high-technology-abrasive/) - It combines effectiveness with long use life, thanks to a new kind of self-sharpening ceramic grain, a clog-resistant coating, and the new Multifit universal hole configuration. - [The net abrasive that powers up your sander](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-net-abrasive-that-powers-up-your-sander/) - With Abranet abrasives you get high performance and a longer lifespan than traditional abrasives, making it a cost-effective solution. - [Alis oil from Livos: Supreme protection for your outdoor wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/alis-oil-from-livos-supreme-protection-for-your-outdoor-wood/) - It protects the surface as well as the inside of your wood from the elements and temperature changes, while allowing it to maintain its natural appearance for longer. - [Koimos natural oil single-coat oil by Livos](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/koimos-208-single-coat-oil-by-livos/) - A single-coat natural oil that's easy to apply. - [Livos decking oil](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/livos-decking-oil/) - ALIS oils can be applied on any type of wood and are specially formulated for exterior use. - [KUNOS does it all - colors, seals and protects interior woodwork](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/kunos-does-it-all-colors-seals-and-protects-interior-woodwork/) - KUNOS Natural Oil is the one product that enables you to simultaneously color, seal and protect interior woodwork. - [High quality and versatile wood care](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/high-quality-and-versatile-wood-care/) - Non-toxic hard oil wood finishing products, easy to apply and lovely to look at. - [High-quality exterior wood oil ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/high-quality-exterior-wood-oil/) - High-quality wood oil for exterior use by LIVOS is formulated for decks, patios, siding, wall cladding, and torrefied wood. - [Laguna 14|CX Bandsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-14cx-bandsaw/) - With the ability to handle woodworking and metalworking needs, the 14|CX is the bandsaw for modern workers. - [DX3 DriftMaster Fence by Laguna Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dx3-driftmaster-fence-by-laguna-tools/) - The DX3 DriftMaster Fence marks an advancement in bandsaw precision, revolutionizing woodworking practices. - [Laguna 10% off classic machines and accessories](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-sale-october-1-to-31-2023/) - Now is the time to get the Laguna woodworking machine that you've always wanted. Sale runs from October 1 to 31, 2023. - [Precision meets versatility](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-meets-versatility/) - The Laguna 14CX Bandsaw sets a new standard by offering upgraded features that facilitate the precise cutting of ferrous metals. - [Compact, dependable, affordable dust collection](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/compact-dependable-affordable-dust-collection/) - The Laguna C|Flux line of dust collectors are ideal for the hobbyist woodworker or small professional workshop. - [Laguna Tools - where passion meets precision](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-tools-where-passion-meets-precision/) - Laguna has been leading the industry in woodworking innovations for almost four decades and continues to challenge the industry with new advancements. - [Announcing the 2022 Laguna dust collector lineup](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/announcing-the-2022-laguna-dust-collector-lineup/) - The new line of C\Flux cyclone dust collectors retains the user-friendly aspects of the previous generation. - [Laguna CleanAir 2022 Line-Up](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-cleanair-2022-line-up/) - With Laguna’s lineup of dust collectors for 2022, there’s a great range of size and powerplant options, with plenty of suction and performance to meet your shop’s needs. - [Laguna Revo 15|24 Lathe](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-revo-1524-lathe/) - Designed and constructed with the small shop in mind, this lathe is powerful but doesn’t take up a lot of space. - [Laguna releases an all-new lineup of JX series jointers and PX series planers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/laguna-releases-an-all-new-lineup-of-jx-series-jointers-and-px-series-planers/) - Just when you thought the world of power tools was stagnant and unchanging, Laguna unveils a massive tool release of 5 new Jointers and 5 new planers. - [SuperBrush single brush sander](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/superbrush-single-brush-sander/) - These easy-to-use machines come with an extremely low learning curve and offer many different features which include: quick change brush heads, infinitely variable brush and conveyor speeds. - [Magnum Industrial Benchtop Belt Sander/Grinder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/magnum-industrial-benchtop-belt-sander-grinder/) - Grind, deburr, sand, sharpen and more, all with one tool: the Magnum Industrial MI-16250 Benchtop Belt Sander/Grinder from KMS Tools. - [Magnum Industrial Polyurethane Dust Collector Hose](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/magnum-industrial-polyurethane-dust-collector-hose/) - Improve the performance and efficiency of your dust collection system with Magnum Industrial polyurethane dust collector hoses. - [ProEdge Sharpening System at KMS Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/proedge-sharpening-system-at-kms-tools/) - As a woodturner, you know the value of a sharp chisel; it delivers cleaner, smoother cuts with less tearout. - [Magnum Industrial Polyurethane Dust Collector Hose](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/magnum-industrial-polyurethane-dust-collector-hose-2/) - Improve the performance and efficiency of your dust collection system with Magnum Industrial polyurethane dust collector hoses. - [Magnum industrial 18" 3-speed bandsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/magnum-industrial-18-3-speed-bandsaw/) - This 2.5 HP Magnum #91-600 bandsaw performs light to medium work loads for hobby shops and small production applications. - [Purchase wood online](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/purchase-wood-online/) - Purchase quality wood online instantly - no waiting for a quote! - [Need wood? Shop lumber online](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/need-wood-shop-lumber-online/) - The nice thing about purchasing lumber online from KJP Select Hardwoods is you can be rest assured that you will receive quality wood. - [Woodpeckers tools now available in Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodpeckers-tools-now-available-in-canada/) - Shop all things Woodpeckers at KJP Select Hardwoods right here in Canada. - [What is P-Tec wood filler?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/what-is-p-tec-wood-filler/) - P-Tec wood filler is the product you need to fill a crack while never having to worry about shrinkage, workability, or food safety. - [Enjoy woodworking without leaving your house!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/enjoy-woodworking-without-leaving-your-house/) - KJP Select Hardwood’s extensive website has over 45 different species of wood. They also carry high end tools and woodworking products. - [Exotic project board mix packs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/exotic-project-board-mix-packs/) - With KJP Select Hardwoods you can confidently purchase quality wood online with three popular exotic woods in one pack. - [Limited tools? Try KJP Select’s cutting board package](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/limited-tools-try-kjp-selects-cutting-board-package/) - If you’re just beginning your woodworking journey, these cutting board packages are a great introductory project. - [Project Boards from KJP Select Hardwoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/project-boards-from-kjp-select-hardwoods/) - Enjoy small pieces of woods from around the world, shipped right to your door. - [Shop Project Boards & Dressed Lumber from KJP: Free Shipping on orders $150+](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/shop-project-boards-dressed-lumber-from-kjp-free-shipping-on-orders-150/) - Stay warm inside and get creative with over 30 different wood species of project boards and dressed lumber. - [Woodworkers Edge Rules at KJP Select Hardwoods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodworkers-edge-rules-at-kjp-select-hardwoods/) - Simplify your woodworking with a ruler designed to give an accurate scale on both the face and edge of the board. - [Live edge charcuterie boards](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/live-edge-charcuterie-boards/) - KJP Select Hardwoods offers live edge charcuterie boards in 10 different wood species and 3 different lengths. - [Purchasing Wood Online at KJP Select Hardwoods Easier Than You Think](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/purchasing-wood-online-at-kjp-select-hardwoods-easier-than-you-think/) - [KJP Select Hardwoods now carries project boards and project packs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/kjp-select-hardwoods-now-carries-project-boards-and-project-packs/) - You can now choose from ordering 1 board or 20 board feet worth. Save when purchasing in bulk. Our Project Boards/Packs are ideal for woodworkers who enjoy the milling process. - [Whiteside premium router bits](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/whiteside-premium-router-bits/) - Whiteside router bits are made from high quality steel and are tipped with micro-grain carbide. - [New Season, New Products](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-season-new-products/) - Gear up for Spring with the King. - [King Canada Tri-Fuel Digital Inverter Generator](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-tri-fuel-digital-inverter-generator/) - The pinnacle of reliability, versatility and innovation, this generator embodies leading-edge technology. - [Never lose power again!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/never-lose-power-again/) - A Power Force KCG-11000i-TF tri-fuel digital inverter stand-by power generator from King Canada will help make power outages considerably more manageable. - [King Canada 2024 Spring Flyer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-2024-spring-flyer-2/) - Value packed savings from Canada's leading distributor of woodworking, metalworking, automotive and material handling machinery, tools, equipment and accessories. - [King cyclone dust collectors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-cyclone-dust-collectors/) - The one machine you want in the corner of your shop for collecting dust is a cyclone dust collector. - [Product Showcase 2024 - King Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/product-showcase-2024-king-canada/) - Woodworking tools to help you tool your shop so that you can build your dreams. - [NOVA VOYAGER 18" DVR Drill Press](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/nova-voyager-18-dvr-drill-press/) - The model 58000 18" drill press common drill press features state of the art technology. It's powered by a powerful direct drive 1.75 HP high torque motor with no pulleys or belts to cause vibration. - [King Canada 2023 fall/winter flyer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-2023-fall-winter-flyer/) - Value packed savings from Canada's leading distributor of woodworking, metalworking, automotive and material handling machinery, tools, equipment and accessories. - [King Canada KC-4900S sharpener](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-kc-4900s-sharpener/) - Experience the benefits of perfectly sharpened tools with the King Industrial Wet Dry Sharpener, your must-have workshop companion. - [Small in size - Big in value](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/small-in-size-big-in-value/) - The King Canada KC-5100NS table saw with folding stand provides an excellent blend of performance, precision, portability and price. - [King Canada belt and disc sander](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-belt-and-disc-sander/) - Equipped with a 1” or 2” x 42” belt and an 8” disc this heavy-duty sander is just calling for someone to shape wood and metal parts or sharpen a knife edge. - [Great value - Built to last](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/great-value-built-to-last/) - The King Canada KC-3124V2 compressor is equipped with a two-cylinder cast-iron single-stage oil-lubricated pump and a 120V 5.5HP motor that delivers a respectable 7.6 CFM at 40 PSI and 6.0 CFM at 90 PSI. - [Einhell in Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-in-canada/) - A new line of cordless power tools is coming to Canada this fall. The Einhell brand, available in over 90 countries, features exceptional quality and performance. - [King Canada KC-5100NS jobsite saw delivers it all - performance, precision, portability and price](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-kc-5100ns-jobsite-saw/) - For DIYers, renovators and carpenters who don’t work exclusively in a workshop and for hobbyist woodworkers with small workshops. - [Power, capacity and convenience](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/power-capacity-and-convenience/) - King Canada Variable Speed Drill Presses provide you with the power, capacity and convenience needed to drill precisely positioned straight or angled holes quickly and easily. - [King 12" Jointer/Planer Combo](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-12-jointer-planer-combo/) - The King Industrial 12″ Jointer/Planer Combination European-style machine offers the capabilities of both machines, without compromising your workspace. - [Einhell AG enters the Canadian market through King Canada Tools Inc.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-ag-enters-the-canadian-market-through-king-canada-tools-inc/) - The combined resources of King Canada and Einhell Germany AG, will create stronger relationships with consumers, increase product assortment opportunities and leverage expertise and best practices. - [New King Canada Multi-tool w/ Quick Release](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-king-canada-multi-tool-w-quick-release/) - The new 8349QR Performance Plus 30 pc. variable-speed oscillating multi-tool from King Canada is the most useful and versatile power tool you will ever own. - [Two new from King Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/two-new-from-king-canada/) - When you need to move a lot of air, the King Canada Air Mover delivers up to 550CFM of air flow. For cutting subfloors underneath cabinets check out the new King Canada Toe Saw. - [Outstanding value in a variable speed stationary drill press](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/outstanding-value-in-a-variable-speed-stationary-drill-press/) - The King Canada KC-15HS-VS delivers a wealth of features, superior performance and great quality in a 15″ floor model band saw. - [King 15" Variable Speed Drill Press](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-15-variable-speed-drill-press/) - Drilling with power, precision and repeatability is best done on a drill press. The King KC-15HS-VS has a 3/4 HP120-volt motor that can power through a wider range of drill press operations. - [King Canada 6-1/2" variable speed plunge cut track saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-canada-6-1-2-variable-speed-plunge-cut-track-saw/) - Ideal for smooth cutting of solid wood and plywood, especially when combined with the optional 50" track model KW-300. - [King Deluxe 18" wood bandsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/king-deluxe-18-wood-bandsaw/) - The KC-1802FXB ultimate 18" deluxe resaw bandsaw was recently unveiled by King Canada. - [Get sharp - stay sharp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/get-sharp-stay-sharp/) - This King Canada 10" Wet/Dry Sharpener (KC-4900S) has every­thing you need to keep your plane blades, chisels, knives and other cut­ting tools razor sharp. - [Enter the world of spray finishing](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/enter-the-world-of-spray-finishing/) - Perfect for DIYers and weekend warriors, the Semi-PRO 2 is a fantastic entry-level spray system for at-home painting and finishing. - [Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM system](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mini-mite-3-platinum-system-2/) - Packs enough power and portability to help you tackle your fine-finishing proj­ects, allowing you to use a range of high- and low-viscosity materials to spray virtually any substrate imaginable. - [Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM system](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mini-mite-3-platinum-system/) - Professional woodworkers and cabinetmakers – Fuji has you covered. - [Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mini-mite-3-platinum-2/) - If you’re a professional woodworker or cabinetmaker looking for a spray system with enough power and portability for your fine-finishing projects, the award-winning Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM is a must for your business. - [Fuji Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM T-70](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fuji-mini-mite-3-platinum-t-70/) - The Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM T-70 is the perfect system with enough power and portability for your fine-finishing projects. - [Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM with the T70 Spray Gun](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fuji-spray-mini-mite-3-platinum-with-the-t70-spray-gun/) - The award-winning Fuji Spray® Mini-Mite PLATINUM Series comes prepared with enough power and portability to help you tackle your fine-finishing projects no matter where they are. - [Fuji Spray Mini-Mite Platinum 4](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fuji-spray-mini-mite-platinum-4/) - Looking for something powerful, yet lightweight and portable? Look no further than the FUJI SPRAY Mini- Mite PLATINUM 4. - [Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mini-mite-3-platinum-2-2/) - The Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM gives you enough power to achieve a flawless finish every time. - [Fuji Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM T-70](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fuji-mini-mite-3-platinum-t-70-2/) - The Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM T-70 is the perfect system with enough power and portability for your fine-finishing projects. - [Fuji MPX-30 mid-pressure spray gun](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fuji-mpx-30-mid-pressure-spray-gun/) - The MPX-30 is a general-purpose spray gun, perfect for any type of professional spray finishing. - [The Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM T-70](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-mini-mite-3-platinum-t-70-2/) - The Fuji Spray Mini-Mite 3 PLATINUM T-70 is the perfect system with enough power and portability for your fine-finishing projects. - [Fuji Mini-Mite 3 Platinum](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fuji-mini-mite-3-platinum/) - Spray finishing is one of those things that, until you do it, you won’t believe how easy and quick it is. - [Freud 10" Industrial Glue Line Rip Blade](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/freud-10-industrial-glue-line-rip-blade/) - This blade’s specially designed triple chip tooth design produces extremely smooth, true surfaces for gluing and finish work. - [Diablo Multi-Purpose Carbide Saw Blades](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/diablo-multi-purpose-carbide-saw-blades/) - Available in both 7-1/4" × 36 tooth and 6-1/2" × 32 tooth versions, Freud’s Diablo blades will have you covered in almost any situation you find yourself in. - [Freud 8 Piece CNC Router Bit Signmaking Set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/freud-8-piece-cnc-router-bit-signmaking-set/) - If you’re getting into CNC woodworking a dedicated CNC router bit set (#87-108) is both economical and very handy to have around. - [Festool TS 60 K plunge-cut saw - uncompromised power, effortless cuts](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-ts-60-k-plunge-cut-saw/) - With more capacity, more function and more power, the new TS 60 K Plunge-Cut Saw redefines possibilities for carpenters, woodworkers and remodelers. - [Festool releases limited editions that take portability and precision to the next level](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-limited-editions/) - Premium tool manufacturer announces new cordless combo kits and router set to enhance professional workflows with superior power, precision, and portability. - [TSV 60 K Track Saw: The perfectionist – promising perfect cuts, every time ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-tsv-60-k-track-saw/) - A new track saw with scoring functionality, the TSV 60 K enables precise work for the most demanding tasks, no matter the jobsite. - [Better, faster, cleaner: Festool amps up accessories for professional workshops & job sites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-better-faster-cleaner/) - New website experience makes it easier than ever for tradespeople to find what they need. - [Festool unveils new drywall sander for the modern professional](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-drywall-sander/) - Premium tool manufacturer introduces a game-changing lineup of sanding, guide rail & abrasive solutions with new easy-to-use, high-quality, and strain-reducing designs. - [Festool’s cordless trio](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festools-cordless-trio/) - Festool’s cordless tools offer as much power, performance, and endurance as corded tools, including heavy-duty applications. - [Perfect cuts - every time](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/perfect-cuts-every-time/) - The Festool TSV 60 K plunge-cut saw with scoring blade delivers splinter-free cuts on both sides of your workpiece. - [Festool KSC 60 cordless sliding compound mitre saw: cordless for ultimate precision and power   ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-ksc-60-cordless-sliding-compound-mitre-saw-cordless-for-ultimate-precision-and-power/) - The new KAPEX KSC 60 Cordless Sliding Compound Mitre Saw produces unbeatably precise cross cuts in an enormous range of applications. - [Festool announces limited edition cordless combo kits ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-announces-limited-edition-cordless-combo-kits/) - Premium Tool Manufacturer Bolsters Cordless Line-Up With Limited Edition Kits - [Festool limited edition outdoor Systainer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-limited-edition-outdoor-systainer/) - Easy to transport from home to the campsite, the Outdoor Systainer has everything an enthusiast needs for a day outside. - [Light, compact and impressively powerful](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/light-compact-and-impressively-powerful/) - Festool cordless, brushless drills operate quickly, accurately and safely. - [Premium power tool manufacturer launches “Festool Experience” events across Canada ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/premium-power-tool-manufacturer-launches-festool-experience-events-across-canada/) - Including 17 events Canada-wide, the manufacturer will showcase a variety of brand-new cordless and corded power tool solutions that will excite trade professionals and serious DIYers alike. - [Product testers wanted](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/product-testers-wanted/) - Festool is launching a nationwide search for trade professionals and advanced DIYers to test their new KSC 60 Cordless Mitre Saw. - [Festool Systainer 3 Tool Bag](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-systainer³-toolbag/) - Organize, store, protect, and easily transport the hand tools and accessories that are needed for every job. - [Premium power tool manufacturer launches “Festool Experience” tour across Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-experience-2023/) - Including 20 stops Canada-wide, the manufacturer will showcase a variety of brand-new and existing power tool solutions that will excite trade professionals and serious DIYers alike. - [Festool launches game-changing plunge-cut saw, delivering innovative cutting capabilities ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-ts-60-k/) - New Offerings Improve Efficiency with Nonstop Power, Ultimate Precision & Jobsite Protection - [The new KAPEX KSC 60 EB - cordless, brushless, full-featured](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/apex-ksc-60-eb/) - The new KAPEX KSC 60 EB has the power, precision and features you need to make perfect straight and angled crosscuts quickly and efficiently. - [Festool recharged 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-recharged-2023/) - New Festool products for 2023. - [Festool launches new cordless miter saw, enabling precise cuts every time](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-launches-new-cordless-mitre-saw-enabling-precise-cuts-every-time-2/) - Premium Tool Manufacturer Also Debuts Systainer with Lid Compartment to Optimize Organization and Updated Driver Bit Set to Take On-The-Go - [Festool Fan Shop: a one-stop shop for apparel and accessories ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-fan-shop-a-one-stop-shop-for-apparel-and-accessories/) - Festool Fan Shop, an all-in-one place for enthusiasts to stock up on all of their favorite apparel and accessories. - [The new Festool CTS line of cordless power tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-new-festool-cts-line-of-cordless-power-tools/) - Festool, a leading manufacturer of innovative, precision-engineered and durable power tool launches the CTC line of cordless power tools. - [Festool launches high-quality clamp and limited-edition pliers set ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-launches-high-quality-clamp-and-limited-edition-pliers-set/) - New offerings supplement the premium tool manufacturer’s wide array of well-built professional tool solutions. - [New cordless CTC SYC and CTC MIDI dust extractors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-cordless-ctc-syc-and-ctc-midi-dust-extractors/) - The CTC SYS and CTC MIDI Cordless Dust Extractors combine cordless freedom and performance with minimal weight – perfect for working on the jobsite. - [New Festool power tools for 2022/2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-festool-power-tools-for-2022-2023/) - The new line of Festool power tools offers professional tradespeople cordless, powerful, portable convenience with zero interruption. - [Festool cross-Canada tour](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-cross-canada-tour/) - Festool Hits the Road: Premium Power Tool Manufacturer Launches “Festool Experience” Tour Across Canada - [Festool Launches Cordless Dust Extractors Offering Portable Power](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-launches-cordless-dust-extractors-offering-portable-power/) - TCL 6 DUO Rapid Chargers & Energy Sets Enhance System with Uninterrupted Power - [Festool mobile phone charger - clever and practical](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-mobile-phone-charger-clever-and-practical/) - Charges up to 3 smartphones simultaneously. - [Festool’s new TOPROCK Bluetooth speaker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festools-new-toprock-bluetooth-speaker/) - The Bluetooth speaker in the Systainer lid combines all of the advantages of the Festool Systainer system in perfect harmony. - [Festool launches premium products to enhance organization and efficiency across jobsites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-premium-products-2022/) - New products for 2022 (Mobile Charging Station, Ratchet, and Abrasive Systainer Sets) offer turn-key solutions for professional craftsmen. - [Festool TS 55 F track saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-ts-55-f-track-saw/) - The new Festool TS 55 F Track Saw delivers excellent work results and a top-class sawing system—truly meeting every challenge. - [Festool’s new refined OF 1010 R router](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festools-new-refined-of-1010-r-router/) - Festool’s new OF 1010 R Router is a refined, class-leading router, now even better with column clamps on both sides, making it extremely torsion-resistant. - [Festool Launches New Flagship Track Saw – Now Twice as Fast – Alongside an Upgraded Router](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-launches-new-flagship-track-saw-now-twice-as-fast-alongside-an-upgraded-router/) - Premium tool manufacturer also offers world-class guide rails, angle units and cleaning sets to supplement new products - [Festool Announces Next-Generation Cordless Hammer Drill and Bluetooth Speaker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-announces-next-generation-cordless-hammer-drill-and-bluetooth-speaker/) - New: The QUADRIVE TPC 18/4 Cordless Hammer Drill, TOPROCK Bluetooth® Speaker and SYS-MFT Clamping-Set Systainer. - [Festool Edge Sanding Guide](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-edge-sanding-guide/) - Festool’s new Edge Sanding Guide provides professional woodworkers, trim carpenters and painters with precise control by providing consistent pressure and contact on any surface’s edges. - [Festool Canada delivers unmatched mobility with new Systainer3 solutions](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-canada-delivers-unmatched-mobility-with-new-systainer3-solutions/) - Festool’s latest generation of Systainer storage solutions — Systainer3 — connects the workshop and job­site like never before. - [Festool offers Limited Edition drill and accessory storage with new Systainer3 CENTROTEC Organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-offers-limited-edition-drill-and-accessory-storage-with-new-systainer3-centrotec-organizer/) - Specially-designed compartments enable easy storage, jobsite efficiency and secure transport. - [Festool Cordless Track Saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-cordless-track-saw/) - [Festool Canada launches new, online resource](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-canada-launches-new-online-resource/) - Festool Canada has launched a new, online resource to serve tradespeople who want to identify the best tools and tool systems to fit their projects. - [Festool announces details of updated service platform; offers chance to win one of five T18 Easy Cordless Drills](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-announces-details-of-updated-service-platform-offers-chance-to-win-one-of-five-t18-easy-cordless-drills/) - Festool announces details of updated service platform; offers chance to win one of five T18 Easy Cordless Drills - [The right track saw to get the job done](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-right-track-saw-to-get-the-job-done/) - Safety, mobility and precision are paramount to success on the jobsite, and the right track saw is key to getting the job done. Festool answers the bell for woodworkers with the new TSC 55 K. - [The Festool TSC 55 K cordless saw delivers top-of-the-line precision and innovation](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-festool-tsc-55-k-cordless-saw-delivers-top-of-the-line-precision-and-innovation/) - The new TSC 55 K track saw has added even more features to this durable tool, most notably Festool’s proprietary kickback stop technology. - [Festool Canada’s TID 18 Impact Driver](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-canadas-tid-18-impact-driver-delivers-impeccable-quality-warranty-and-ergonomic-design/) - The Festool TID18 delivers impeccable quality, warranty and ergonomic design. - [Festool Canada releases new TSC 55 K cordless track saw, delivering top-of-the-line precision and innovation](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-canada-releases-new-tsc-55-k-cordless-track-saw-delivering-top-of-the-line-precision-and-innovation/) - The new TSC 55 K has added even more features to this durable tool, most notably Festool’s proprietary kickback stop technology. - [Festool Launches Systainer3](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-launches-systainer3/) - Festool Canada has launched its largest collection of new Systainer Systems in company history with the all-new Systainer3 generation of tool storage solutions. - [Festool provides top-of-the-line dust extraction for a clean & efficient shop environment](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/festool-provides-top-of-the-line-dust-extraction-for-a-clean-efficient-shop-environment/) - Festool Canada’s family of CT Dust Extractors provides best-in-class mobile solutions to keep work areas efficient and practically dust-free. - [Why STARLOCK?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/why-starlock/) - The patented STARLOCK mounting works reliably with oscillating power tools made by FEIN as well as with tools from other manufacturers with twelve-point mounting. - [FEIN Turbo II HEPA](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fein-turbo-ii-hepa/) - There are shop vacuums, and then there is the FEIN Turbo II HEPA wet/dry dust extractor. - [FEIN oscillating multi-tools - precision sanding with a single tool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fein-oscillating-multi-tools-precision-sanding-with-a-single-tool/) - The wide selection of accessories makes a FEIN oscillating multi-tool the top choice for carpenters, renovators, woodworkers and avid DIYers. - [1000 options from one system: FEIN MULTIMASTER](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/1000-options-from-one-system-fein-multimaster/) - Do you want professional results at home, in your own DIY projects? Look no further than the FEIN MULTIMASTER, the original “Made in Germany” - oscillating multitool is a flexible problem-solver. - [Cordless Multimaster Oscillating Multi-Tool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/cordless-multimaster-oscillating-multi-tool-2/) - The Fein MultiMaster has long been the benchmark against which all other oscillating tools are measured. With the FMM 350 QSL MultiMaster you get the legendary versatility, precision, and quality of the corded tool in a convenient cordless format. - [Cordless Multimaster Oscillating Multi-Tool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/cordless-multimaster-oscillating-multi-tool/) - The Fein MultiMaster has long been the benchmark against which all other oscillating tools are measured. With the FMM 350 QSL MultiMaster you get the legendary versatility, precision, and quality of the corded tool in a convenient cordless format. - [Fein Turbo I Wet/Dry Dust Extractor](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fein-turbo-i-wet-dry-dust-extractor/) - There are shop vacuums and then there’s the FEIN Turbo I dust extractor. A high-performance 1000-watt motor delivers 153 CFM of air flow with 98" of static water lift, providing an outstanding ability to suck up dust. - [The best multitool for ultra-fast work](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-best-multitool-for-ultra-fast-work/) - The FEIN MULTIMASTER 700 is the best multitool for ultra-fast work, even for the most demanding applications – with the most powerful motors and at 2 x 2°, the largest oscillation angle by far. - [Fein offers 3 types of value-packed accessory kits](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fein-offers-3-types-of-value-packed-accessory-kits/) - Regardless of which challenges you face when woodworking, with a cordless FEIN MULTIMASTER and the right accessories, you will master any task – from sawing flush with the surface and plunge cuts to sanding in tight places. - [New FEIN accessory sets](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-fein-accessory-sets/) - FEIN’s portfolio includes more than 180 accessories for FEIN multitools and tools from other brands, making it the largest range available anywhere in the world. - [Exotic Woods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/exotic-woods-2/) - When you visit Exotic Woods in Burlington, Ontario, there’s lots to be inspired by. With over 50,000 sq. ft. of inventory of exotic and domestic hardwoods and softwoods, you’re sure to find what you need for your next project. - [CHILL P-TEC 8400 wood repair paste](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/chill-p-tec-8400-wood-repair-paste/) - P-TEC 8400 is a high performance, low density polyurethane paste that is ideal for repairing and stabilizing wood. - [An easier way to shop!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/an-easier-way-to-shop/) - Exotic Woods is now online - [Great selection of lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/great-selection-of-lumber/) - Exotic Woods Inc. carries a huge selection of rough and dressed lumber as well as a great selec­tion of shorts. - [Short Lumber is Undiscovered Gold](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/short-lumber-is-undiscovered-gold/) - Truth is we don’t always need long lengths of wood for our projects. Lumber in the 4' to 6' lengths is both practical and economical. Exotic Woods has a huge 10,000 board foot assortment of 4/4 and 8/4 lumber in 6' lengths. - [Squares and blanks for every woodworker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/squares-and-blanks-for-every-woodworker/) - Whether you are a beginner in woodturning, getting ready to try for the first time, or if you are an experienced turner, Exotic Woods has the squares for you! - [Tame your hedges and shrubs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/tame-your-hedges-and-shrubs/) - An excellent cordless tool for summer gardening, combining power and convenience. - [Cordless, self propelled lawnmower - powerful performance, super long runtime, quiet operation](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-cordless-self-propelled-lawnmower/) - Powered by four 5.2Ah batteries and a brushless motor, the Einhell 21" cordless self propelled lawn mower (#3413322) is just as powerful as some gas models - [Product Showcase 2024 - Einhell Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/product-showcase-2024-einhell-canada/) - Woodworking tools to help you tool your shop so that you can build your dreams. - [18V Cordless Pruning Chainsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-cordless-pruning-chainsaw/) - Engineered with precision and power, this model offers comparable performance to leading brands like Stihl while delivering exceptional value. - [The easiest way to dig holes for posts and plants](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-easiest-way-to-dig-post-holes/) - Powered by a brushless motor, the Einhell cordless auger ensures optimal performance and extended running time, making it an essential addition to your toolkit. - [Einhell cordless leaf blower](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-cordless-leaf-blower/) - Ideal for blowing leaves, grass clippings and other dirt and debris from courtyards, driveways, footpaths, garages, terraces and outdoor furniture. - [Einhell cordless brushless chainsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-cordless-brushless-chainsaw/) - The Einhell chainsaw proves to be a formidable solution for various cutting tasks. - [Two partners, one mission](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/two-partners-one-mission/) - Einhell launches partnership with Mercedes-AMG PETRONAS F1 Team with spectacular guerrilla action. - [Cordless lawnmower delivers power, performance and durability](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-cordless-lawnmower/) - Get great quality cuts with the Einhell cordless lawnmower. - [Keep your tools organized, at hand and secure with an Einhell tower rolling tool case](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/einhell-tower-rolling-tool-case/) - The new Einhell tower rolling tool case (model 4540024) delivers on durability, storage capacity, organization and security. - [Compact, cordless 36V table saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/compact-cordless-36v-table-saw/) - For anyone who has a small shop or needs to transport a table saw to and from a job site, the Einhell 8-1/4" cordless table saw offers power, capacity and accuracy. - [Crystal clear thin pours for woodworkers and artists](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/crystal-clear-thin-pours-for-woodworkers-and-artists/) - UVPoxy is a professional quality, high-performance epoxy system that’s UV-stable and produces a high build crystal clear finish. It’s an ideal solution for top coating, decorative coating and thin casting. - [One-of-a-kind pre-blended casting epoxy for opaque whites](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/one-of-a-kind-pre-blended-casting-epoxy-for-opaque-whites/) - SnowWhite is the one-of-a-kind pre-blended casting epoxy of choice when you are looking for a consistent opaque white finish. - [EcoPoxy FlowCast](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/ecopoxy-flowcast/) - EcoPoxy Inc. is a Manitoba-based manufacturer of bio-based epoxies made from annually renewable resources that offer customers an alternative to traditional epoxy resins made from fossil fuels. - [The premium bio-based epoxy for thick pours](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-premium-bio-based-epoxy-for-thick-pours/) - FlowCast is a bio-based casting epoxy resin that cures to a water-clear finish. When the two parts are combined, it hardens to an inert durable structure. It is recommended for a pour thickness of ½” to 1 ½" (13 – 38 mm) per layer. More experienced applicators have employed cooling techniques for deeper pours and encapsulations. - [DAP WoodPro-X Wood Filler](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dap-woodpro-x-wood-filler/) - This new DAP wood filler is made from a high quality, latex-based formula that creates a surface and body that looks and acts like real wood. - [DAP WOODPRO Wood Filler](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dap-woodpro-wood-filler/) - DAP WOODPRO All Purpose Wood Filler is a high quality, latex-based wood filler formulated to create a surface and body that looks and acts like real wood. - [DAP 3-in-1 Filler with Chameleon Technology](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/dap-3-in-1-filler-with-chameleon-technology/) - A custom 3-in-1 wood filler, grain filler and sealer coat, with its unique water-based formula allows you to more accurately match existing wood tones to create a seamless, invisible repair. - [Most popular articles in 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/most-read-articles-in-2023/) - Our top woodworking and home improvement articles published in 2023. - [August September 2022 issue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/august-september-2022-issue/) - This issue is packed with projects. From a relatively simple set of beer tap handles, a silverware organizer and a rus­tic coat rack to a refined bonsai stand and a modern bedside table, there’s something for everyone here. - [Hot Products 2023](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/hot-products-2023/) - With the wide selection of new products that come out annually, it can be overwhelming to have to keep up to date with everything that hits the market. To make this task easier on Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement readers, we have assembled this list of “Hot Products” to kick off 2024. - [Survey Says!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/survey-says/) - The results of our 2016 reader survey are in. Thank you to everyone who took part. Here’s how we plan to incorporate your feedback into the future direction of our print and digital media. - [Celebrate your special grads and dads!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/celebrate-your-special-grads-and-dads/) - Do you have a dad or a grad in your life? It’s the season to celebrate them. This year, surprise them with a gift subscription to Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement! - [Most read articles in 2021](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/most-read-articles-in-2021/) - Each year we publish close to 100 articles - project plans, tool reviews, tips and techniques, wood finishing, home improvement and more - giving you the information you need to sharpen your skills and inspiration for your next project. - [5 easy woodworking projects for the festive season](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/5-easy-woodworking-projects-for-festive-season/) - If you’re looking for ideas for holiday gift-giving project, here are five of Canadian Woodworking’s most popular projects for children and the young at heart. All can be made over a weekend or a series of weekday evenings and none require special tools. - [The best holiday gifts for the home improvement enthusiasts in your life](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-best-holiday-gifts-for-the-home-improvement-enthusiasts-in-your-life/) - For those in your life who take pride in tackling home repair and maintenance tasks themselves, finding the right gift isn't always easy. - [More woodworkers in their shops because of pandemic](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/more-woodworkers-in-the-shop-because-of-pandemic/) - The Canadian Woodworking survey of how COVID-19 affects woodworkers shows that 48% of the 796 respondents are spending more time in their shops while 28% are spending about the same as before. - [Results of our 2021 Tool Survey](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/results-of-our-2021-tool-survey/) - Our September 2021 Tool Survey asked Canadian woodworkers and DIYers about some of their tool buying habits. A total of 2,391 people completed the survey. - [Sliced Red Oak – A New Classic At Home Depot](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sliced-red-oak-a-new-classic-at-home-depot/) - Red oak has been a classic woodworking material for ages, but some feel standard rotary cut red oak is too wild and bold a look for those who work with hardwood plywood panels. - [Great projects begin with great materials](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/great-projects-begin-with-great-materials/) - Pros and DIYers will find great, Canadian-made, maple-faced hardwood plywood at their favourite Home Depot location in three popular thicknesses: 1/4", 1/2" and 3/4". - [Home Depot Now Ships Plywood Pieces to Your Home (or the Store)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/home-depot-now-ships-plywood-pieces-to-your-home-or-the-store/) - Home Depot now offers convenient, ship-to-home PureBond project panels in a wide range of species choices. - [Perfect project plywood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/perfect-project-plywood/) - With a smooth sanded, flat and consistent surface, Canadian-made FSC-certified PureBond Aspen Plywood is suitable for woodworking projects that will be painted – from cabinetry to closets, shelving, entertainment centres, tables, shelves, headboards, wall panels and furniture. - [Economical plywood for projects to be painted](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/economical-plywood-for-projects-to-be-painted/) - With a smooth sanded, flat and consistent surface, Canadian-made FSC-certified PureBond Aspen Plywood is suitable for woodworking projects that will be painted. - [Big bear tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/big-bear-tools/) - The Tormek T-8 Original is a powerful and versatile water-cooled sharpening system that includes every­thing you need to take your sharpening to the next level. - [Free grindstones for life](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/free-grindstones-for-life/) - Buy your Tormek T-8 Original or T-4 Sharpening Systems NOW and get a FREE Grindstone for Life Certificate. - [Hultafors Knife / Chisel Tool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/hultafors-knife-chisel-tool/) - A robust and versatile knife and V-ground striking chisel with ultra-durable fitted plastic sheath from Hultafors, Sweden. - [Tormek provides quick, accurate honing](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/tormek-provides-quick-accurate-honing/) - The Tormek T-4, available from Big Bear Tools, is a top quality Swedish made sharpening system that allows you to sharpen all your edge tools to a razor’s edge, without removing more steel than necessary. - [Tormek - sharpen any tool perfectly](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/tormek-water-cooled-grinder/) - The most advanced slow speed water cooled grinding and honing machine on the market. - [Hultafors at Big Bear Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/hultafors-at-big-bear-tools/) - Hultafors Group is the proud winner of this year’s iF Design Award for its Dry Marker HDM and SFRP 18 A Snap-off Knife. - [Your source for high-quality edge tools and more](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/your-source-for-high-quality-edge-tools-and-more/) - Big Bear Tools is a Canadian wholesaler of high-quality edge tools and related products, including chisels, saws, knives, measuring and marking tools, pruners, axes, arborist gear, and sharpening equipment. - [Axes forged with tradition](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/axes-forged-with-tradition/) - Are you looking for a small hatchet, a large splitting axe, a carpenter axe, a hunting axe or a throwing axe? Hultafors axes are hand forged from Swedish steel and manufactured in Sweden. - [Create your own customized Tormek T-8](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/create-your-own-customized-tormek-t-8/) - The Tormek T-8 is the most advanced slow speed water cooled grinding and honing machine on the market. Now you can customize your own T-8 with the "Tormek T-8 Custom". - [Find amazing wood slabs for your projects](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/find-amazing-wood-slabs-for-your-projects/) - With an inventory of over 1,000 slabs in 20 wood types, Big Ass Slabs has the lumber you need to take your woodwork project from idea to reality. - [Live edge slabs - ready for delivery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/live-edge-slabs-ready-for-delivery/) - Big Ass Slabs, located in Thamesford, Ontario, boasts one of Canada's largest online inventories of live edge material. - [BESSEY TGC Series Clutch-Style Bar Clamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-tgc-clamps/) - With an enhanced geometrical shape and robust casting, the new TGC series clamps are 15% stronger than standard industry clutch-style clamps with a 2-1/2" throat depth. - [Bessey mini-vise clamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-mini-vise-clamp/) - The portable S-10 Mini-Vise clamp is ideal for holding square, round, rectangular and odd-shaped objects. - [BESSEY rotating trigger clamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-rotating-trigger-clamp/) - The NEW BESSEY rotating trigger clamp is unlike anything else! - [Make quick work on all your light and medium-duty camping jobs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/make-quick-work-on-all-your-light-and-medium-duty-camping-jobs/) - Easy-to-use Bessey DuoKlamps and KliKlamps deliver up to 260 pounds of clamping pressure. - [Bessey EHK series trigger clamps](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-ehk-series-trigger-clamps/) - The new EHK trigger clamps from Bessey have been engineered from the start to offer a clean design, comfortable handles, up to 600 pounds of potential clamping force. - [BESSEY S-10: The "take me anywhere" vise](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-s-10-the-take-me-anywhere-vise/) - The Bessey S-10 portable mini-vise clamp is ideal for holding flat, round, rectangular and odd shaped objects. - [Bessey EHK series clamps](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-ehk-series-clamps-2/) - The new EHK Trigger Clamps have been engineered to offer a clean design, comfortable handles, up to 600 pounds of potential clamping force and the ability to quickly transform from clamping to spreading without using tools. - [BESSEY GearKlamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-gearklamp-4/) - The first of its kind in the world, the BESSEY GearKlamp works “BIG” in small spaces to provide a unique clamping solution for cramped locations, up against another object or when reaching across something to clamp. - [BESSEY GearKlamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-gearklamp-3/) - With the new GearKlamp, BESSEY moved the handle to make clamping easier. The rail-mounted handle is now offset from the point of contact and allows a wider variety of assembly applications in comparison to more traditional clamps. - [Bessey Trigger Clamps](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-trigger-clamps/) - The BESSEY EHK Series of trigger clamps has been engineered from the start to offer a clean design, comfortable handles, up to 600 lbs. of potential clamping force. - [GearKlamp by Bessey](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/gearklamp-by-bessey/) - The first of its kind in the world, the Bessey GearKlamp works “BIG” in small spaces to provide a unique clamping solution for cramped locations, up against another object or when reaching across something to clamp. - [Bessey EHK series clamps](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/bessey-ehk-series-clamps/) - The new EHK Trigger Clamps have been engineered to offer a clean design, comfortable handles, up to 600 pounds of potential clamping force and the ability to quickly transform from clamping to spreading without using tools. - [Premium woodturning tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/premium-woodturning-tools/) - Branches To Bowls is excited to add the Hunter Tool Systems line of fine carbide tools to their line-up of premium products for the woodturner looking for exceptional results. - [Vicmarc Lathes from Branches to Bowls](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/vicmarc-lathes-from-branches-to-bowls/) - The New VL240 Heavy Duty ASM Swivel Head Lathe from Vicmarc is a versatile machine. - [Axiom Tool Group: Leading the small-format CNC industry](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/axiom-tool-group-leading-the-small-format-cnc-industry/) - Axiom Precision offers a wide range of machines to address nearly any CNC application. - [OSMO at A&M Wood Specialty](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/osmo-at-am-wood-specialty/) - Try the new, advanced North American formulation of OSMO Polyx®-Oil – a best-selling Hardwax-Oil wood finish, based on natural vegetable oils and waxes. - [Birch and Elm Cookies at A&M Woods](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/birch-and-elm-cookies-at-am-woods/) - Along with its already wide selection of rough-sawn hard and softwoods, extensive range of domestic and exotic veneers, tonewoods, burls and live edge lumber, A&M Woods has a great selection of birch and elm cookies for smaller projects. - [The fast-curing, water-resistant, polyurethane adhesive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/fast-curing-water-resistant-polyurethane/) - A one-com­ponent, fast-curing liquid polyurethane adhesive that can be used in bonding applications that need a high level of water resistance. - [The adhesive of choice when you need a high level of water resistance.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-pa370-2/) - PA370 Express Pu Wood Glue is a one-com­ponent, fast-curing liquid polyurethane adhesive. - [Furniture and marine adhesive from Akfix](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/furniture-and-marine-adhesive-from-akfix-2/) - A one-com­ponent, fast-curing liquid polyurethane adhesive that can be used in bonding applications that need a high level of water resistance. - [Akfix D3 - super holding power](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-d3-super-holding-power/) - When you need super holding power use the super adhesive from Akfix. - [Furniture and marine adhesive from Akfix](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/furniture-and-marine-adhesive-from-akfix/) - A one-com­ponent, fast-curing liquid polyurethane adhesive that can be used in bonding applications that need a high level of water resistance. - [Super adhesive for super adhesion](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-d3-adhesive-2/) - When you need super holding power use the super adhesive from Akfix. - [Akfix CA adhesive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-ca-adhesive/) - Cyanoacrylate glue (or CA glue for short) is a fast-acting, strong, quick-drying adhesive used for bonding a wide range of materials, including wood, MDF, metal, rubber, leather and almost all common substrates used in the woodworking industry. - [Akfix PUR express wood glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-pa370/) - A one-component, fast-curing liquid polyurethane adhesive with high water resistance and high bonding strength on numerous substrates. - [Akfix PUR express wood glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-pur-express-wood-glue/) - Akfix PA370 is a one-component, fast-curing liquid polyurethane adhesive with high water resistance and high bonding strength on numerous substrates. - [One-component universal acrylic sealant](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/one-component-universal-acrylic-sealant/) - One-component universal acrylic sealant suitable for filling cracks and joints both indoors and outdoors. - [Akfix Adhesives](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-adhesives/) - Looking for the perfect wood glue? Then look no further, as Akfix has a solution for you. Whether you’re building furniture, pouring epoxy, bonding various materials or making a cutting board, they’ve got an adhesive solution for you. - [The super strong, fast acting adhesive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-705-universal-fast-adhesive/) - A fast acting, strong and quick drying adhesive used for bonding a wide range of materials. - [Akfix D3 Adhesive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/akfix-d3-adhesive/) - This adhesive is suitable for gluing all types of wood, wooden materials and flat laminates, including wood-to-wood, soft- and hardboard, synthetic resin board, and chipboard. - [High-performance adhesives and glues](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/high-performance-adhesives-and-glues/) - When you need to hold things together look to Akfix. They have a wide range of high quality, high-performance, cost-effective indoor and outdoor adhesives and glues for use in the workshop, on the job site and around the home. - [The fast setting adhesive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-fast-setting-adhesive/) - Akfix 705 is a fast-setting adhesive that consists of a high viscosity cyanoacrylate adhesive and an activator. It's suitable for bonding a very wide range of materials where rapid bonding times are required. - [Shaper Origin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/shaper-origin-2/) - Shaper Origin makes CNC precision more affordable, accessible and adaptable than ever before. - [Titebond Instant Bond CA Adhesive](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/titebond-instant-bond-ca-adhesive/) - Available in four viscosities - thin, medium, thick and gel - there’s a CA glue available that matches how much absorption is required and/or the surface texture of the object you’re applying it to. - [Titebond Quick & Thick Multi-Surface Glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/titebond-quick-thick-multi-surface-glue/) - Titebond Quick & Thick is the thickest, fastest-drying water-based glue available for use with porous and semi-porous materials. - [Titebond III – an adhesive that does everything](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/titebond-iii-an-adhesive-that-does-everything/) - Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue is the first one-part, water cleanup wood glue ever offered that is proven waterproof. - [Upgrade your planer, jointer, or moulder with a Tersa planer head](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/tersa-planer-head-2/) - Switching to the light weight, noise reducing Tersa Cutter Head will enhance your planing experience and knife changes have never been so easy. - [RALI hand planes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-hand-planes/) - The RALI Hand Plane, with disposable, quick-changing blades, is the modern woodworker’s tool. - [RALI - the hand plane with interchangeable blades](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-the-hand-plane-with-interchangeable-blades/) - The RALI 105 Monobloc hand plane fits snugly into your hand for comfortable, intuitive use. - [RALI 220 - the modern surfacing hand plane with instant blade depth adjustment](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-220/) - Well built, easy to adjust and great to use. - [Say goodbye to the old style planer knives and save money, time and hassle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/say-goodbye-to-the-old-style-planer-knives-and-save-money-time-and-hassle/) - Used with the Tersa™ Planer Head, knives are slid in from the side and clamped by centrifugal force and gib wedges, leaving no set screws to deal with. In addition, a consistent knife height eliminates the need for any height adjustment. - [Make clean, precise cuts in any round stock up to 1" diameter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-cut-disk/) - The RALI Cut disk cutting machine is the perfect tool for making successive, rapid, clean and precise cuts on wood, steel and plastic up to 25mm/0.98″ in diameter. - [RALI cut disk cutting machine](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-cut-disk-cutting-machine/) - The RALI Cut disk cutting machine is the perfect tool for making successive, rapid, clean and precise cuts on wood, steel and plastic up to 25mm/0.98" in diameter. - [Have you considered upgrading to the Tersa System?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/switch-to-a-tersa-cutterhead/) - Switching to the light weight, noise reducing Tersa cutterhead will enhance your planing experience, as changing a knife has never been so easy. - [RALI Shark is Always Sharp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-shark-is-always-sharp/) - The RALI Shark is a revolutionary wood chisel. Unlike conventional chisels, which dull over time and need to be tediously sharpened, it has interchangeable knives that can be replaced in a matter of seconds. - [RALI Shark… always sharp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-sharkalways-sharp/) - The RALI Shark is a revolutionary wood chisel. Rather than having to sharpen your chisel when dull, the RALI Shark offers disposable blades that can be swapped out in seconds. - [Upgrading to a Tersa cutterhead is easier than you think](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/upgrading-to-a-tersa-cutterhead-is-easier-than-you-think/) - Switching to the light weight, noise reducing Tersa™ Cutter Head will enhance your planing experience and knife changes have never been so easy. - [RALI Chisel Case is Ready for Action](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rali-chisel-case-is-ready-for-action/) - Do you carry heavy tool boxes around and still don’t have the right tool for the job? The RALI Chisel Case is what you need! - [The two-handed surfacing plane for pros and DIYers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-two-handed-surfacing-plane-for-pros-and-diyers/) - The RALI 220 Evolution N Hand Plane, with its ergonomic form for a better working comfort, also features a precision laminated steel sole and anti corrosion nickel steel side. - [The Quicklox Tool and Hose Kit Combo](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-quicklox-tool-and-hose-kit-combo/) - The Quicklox Tool and Hose Kit Combo, available from TEGS Tools, is a revolutionary accessory designed to streamline the workflow in your woodworking shop. - [Limited edition bundles & cordless rebates](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/limited-edition-bundles-cordless-rebates/) - Special limited offerings from Festool and rebates from Bosch. - [Building a table has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/building-a-table-has-never-been-easier/) - Not everyone has the machinery needed to joint and thickness plane large timbers to make tables. With the Wood Shed's large collection of beautiful, authentic solid wood slabs and solid wood and metal bases, crafting your own custom tables is easier than ever. - [Hammer woodworking machinery now available at Woodchuckers/Artistic Wood and Tool Supply inc.](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/hammer-woodworking-machinery-now-available-at-woodchuckers/) - The European made line of Hammer woodworking machinery offers superb results due to the perfect integration of state-of-the-art technology and high-quality components. - [Canadian-made CEC epoxy and CA adhesive now at Woodchuckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/canadian-made-cec-epoxy-and-ca-adhesive-now-at-woodchuckers/) - High quality epoxies and adhesives for all your woodworking projects. - [Sutherland and Welles “Millie’s” Tung Oil from Woodchuckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sutherland-and-welles-millies-tung-oil-from-woodchuckers/) - Millie’s is totally botanical, made from all biodegradable, all natural and plant-derived ingredients, and is available from Woodchuckers. - [First-of-its-kind Calligraphy Kit for Pen Turners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/first-of-its-kind-calligraphy-kit-for-pen-turners/) - The art of calligraphy brings beauty into handwriting. Pen turners have long been looking for a kit to make their own customized calligraphy pens. The new Eros calligraphy set opens up that world of opportunity! - [Spectacular Poly Resin Turning Blocks From William Wood-Write](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/spectacular-poly-resin-turning-blocks-from-william-wood-write/) - [The best time of the year!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-best-time-of-the-year/) - This year consider de-tech’ing Christmas. There’s nothing like a good old fashioned wooden toy! For the little people, imaginary roads, high speed chases and imaginary car crashes are real time fun with real wooden toys. - [Intarsia, art in wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/intarsia-art-in-wood/) - For those not familiar with Intarsia, it’s defined as “a mosaic of wood fitted and glued into a wooden support popular in 15th century Italy for decoration”. To a woodworker, Intarsia is the process of making this art. - [Rubio Monocoat finishes now at the Wood Shed](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rubio-monocoat-finishes-now-at-the-wood-shed/) - Rubio Monocoat is a plant-based hardwax oil wood finish that is 0% VOC. Its unique technology forms a molecular bond with the topmost fibers of the wood. - [Cutek exterior wood finish](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/cutek-exterior-wood-finish/) - Cutek Extreme is a unique wood protection oil which keeps wood and engineered timber looking great for many years. - [The Little Ripper makes it easy to saw boards and veneer on your bandsaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/little-ripper/) - The Little Ripper is a mini-sawmill that will fit on any bandsaw and allow you to mill almost any logs into boards. - [Elevate your woodworking with Sheartak helical cutterheads](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/elevate-your-woodworking-with-sheartak-helical-cutterheads/) - Sheartak cutting-edge helical spiral cutterheads are designed to provide superior performance, unmatched durability, and effortless maintenance. - [Coronet Lathes at Stockroom Supply](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/coronet-lathes-at-stockroom-supply/) - Record Power Coronet lathes all feature swivel heads, and boast outboard turning capacities up to 39" diameter. - [New grinder kit options for summer and fall craft shows](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-grinder-kit-options/) - William Wood-Write has just added two new grinder kit models to its line-up of kitchen-themed turning kits. - [What would you do with a 39" diameter bowl?](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/what-would-you-do-with-a-39-diameter-bowl/) - Record Power lathes for the power woodturner. - [Upgrade to a spiral cutterhead for enhanced performance](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/upgrade-to-a-spiral-cutterhead-for-enhanced-performance/) - Upgrade your woodworking machinery with a Sheartak spiral cutterhead for enhanced performance. - [Shellac based sealer and topcoat now available in Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/shellac-sealer-and-topcoat/) - Shellac is an easy-to-use, fast-drying, versatile finish that is perfect for many small shop applications. - [Sheartak Helical Cutter Head for Porter Cable 126 Planer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sheartak-helical-cutter-head-for-porter-cable-126-planer/) - Get better planing results with a Sheartak helical cutter head. - [Rikon Power Tools parts and service](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rikon-power-tools-parts-and-service/) - Stockroom Supply is now the Canadian service and parts centre for Rikon Power Tools. - [Hammer A3-31 jointer/planer with spiral cutterhead on-sale now](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/hammer-a3-31-jointer-planer-with-spiral-cutterhead-on-sale-now/) - For a limited time the Hammer A3-31-Special is on-sale. - [Record Power Now in Canada](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/record-power-now-in-canada/) - Record Power are pleased to announce a selection of their premium range products are now available in Canada through Stockroom Supply. - [Pro-Forme Hollowing Tools Now at Woodchuckers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/pro-forme-hollowing-tools-now-at-woodchuckers/) - Used by many internationally acclaimed woodturners, Pro-Forme tools are specifically designed for fast hollowing while not clogging the tool with shavings, making turning safer. With these products you will not need to keep adjusting the cutting gauge. - [Sienci Labs LongMill Benchtop CNC](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sienci-labs-longmill-benchtop-cnc/) - Take your woodworking to the next level with the LongMill Benchtop CNC machine. - [Titebond Offers a Quick & Thick PVA Glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/titebond-offers-a-quick-thick-pva-glue/) - Sometimes woodworkers want a longer open time. Or a dark glue line. And sometimes, they don’t. At times, Titebond’s Quick & Thick Multi-Surface Glue provides the right mix of properties for a given project. - [Origin + Workstation: Your Complete Precision Cutting Solution](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/origin-workstation-your-complete-precision-cutting-solution/) - Shaper Origin makes CNC-quality cutting more accessible, adaptable—and affordable—than ever before. - [Record Power Turning Tools at Stockroom Supply](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/record-power-turning-tools-at-stockroom-supply/) - Stockroom Supply is proud to introduce a brand-new range of turning tools made by Record Power in the UK available at its in-house production facility. - [Core Bowls for Woodturning Quickly and Easily](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/core-bowls-for-woodturning-quickly-and-easily/) - The Bowlsaver MAX3 does what it says. Saves bowls, easy! Large or small, it saves bowls, money and your time. - [Automated Carving for Shop, Home or Makerspace](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/automated-carving-for-shop-home-or-makerspace/) - Sienci Labs is a Canadian company founded in 2016 to make CNC more accessible for the average maker and craftsperson. Their latest machine, the LongMill, is a benchtop CNC router aimed at both beginner and experienced woodworkers who are looking to get started in CNC woodworking. - [The complete cutting system](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-complete-cutting-system/) - Shaper Origin + Workstation is the precision cutting and workholding solution for your shop. - [New brands added to the Tegs Tools lineup](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-brands-added-to-the-tegs-tools-lineup/) - Tegs Tools, a leading Canadian retailer of woodworking hand tools, power tools and machinery adds three new brands to its product inventory. - [SawStop compact table saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sawstop-compact-table-saw/) - The CTS-120A60 10" is a robust benchtop saw built for the rigors of the jobsite while offering the precision and safety that SawStop is known for. - [Sundstrom air-purifying respirator](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sundstrom-air-purifying-respirator/) - The Sundstrom SR 500/570 is a battery-powered fan that, together with a filter and an approved head top. - [Two new products in the expanding Shaper Tools system](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/two-new-products-in-the-expanding-shaper-tools-system/) - Two new products for the Shaper Origin: Studio, a simplified design tool for craftspeople and Plate - a universal template and fixture. - [BlackJack dust collection accessories](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/blackjack-dust-collection-accessories/) - Whether the shop is small or large, every one of us needs to consider the risk of airborne dust. - [Shaper Tools launches Kickstarter campaign for Trace - a vector conversion tool for hand-drawn sketches](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/shaper-trace-kickstarter/) - The simple, affordable, and versatile solution saves time and makes precision cutting accessible to craftspeople everywhere. - [Product Showcase 2024 - PantoRouter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/product-showcase-2024-pantorouter/) - Woodworking tools to help you tool your shop so that you can build your dreams. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier-7/) - The PantoRouter Woodworking Machine makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun. - [New pen kit designs marked by precision and style](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-pen-kits-designs-marked-by-precision-and-style/) - A new series of William Wood-Write pen kits called Icon is getting noticed for the quality of their parts, the precision of their fit and the uniqueness of their platings. - [Unleash your Makita 1002BA curved base planer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/unleash-your-makita-1002ba-curved-base-planer/) - The Makita 1002BA is the tool of choice for creating arcs, shaping, texturing surfaces or working on curved and uneven workpieces. - [Upgrade Your Planer Cutterhead](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/upgrade-your-planer-cutterhead/) - Upgrade your 20" planer with a high performance 132-knife spiral cutterhead. - [Sheartak – Stock and Custom Spiral Cutterheads](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sheartak-stock-and-custom-spiral-cutterheads-2/) - Spiral cutterheads are quieter, require less energy to operate and leave a smoother finish, especially when it comes to figured woods. - [Supercharge your thickness planer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/supercharge-your-thickness-planer/) - Spiral cutterheads are quieter, require less energy to operate, reduce or eliminate sanding work, don’t require sharpening and leave a smoother finish, with no tear-out, especially when it comes to figured woods. - [JET JPT-310 jointer-planer replacement cutter head](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/jet-jpt-310-jointer-planer-replacement-cutter-head/) - Sheartak spiral cutter heads have 15mm cutters which are angled to the feeding. The carbide inserts contact the wood at a small portion of the cutter edge and shear the workpiece, rather than tear the wood. As the carbide inserts are installed around the cutter head along the spirals, the washboard marks can be reduced or even eliminated. - [Carve by numbers with Record Power](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/carve-by-numbers-with-record-power/) - Create beautiful patterns and designs with this 12-piece Carving by Numbers Comprehensive carving tool set. - [Shoug Sugi Ban pine wood cladding](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/shoug-sugi-ban-pine-wood-cladding/) - Natural, recyclable, durable and beautiful interior/exterior siding. - [Wood-Mizer introduces LX50START and LX50SUPER portable sawmills](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wood-mizer-introduces-lx50start-and-lx50super-portable-sawmills/) - New Entry-Level Portable Sawmills Now Available and Starting at $3,895. - [The woodturner’s subscription box - a monthly surprise delivered to your door](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-woodturners-subscription-box-a-monthly-surprise-delivered-to-your-door/) - Here’s your chance to try some new turning products each month with the woodturner’s subscription box from William Wood-Write. - [Once in a lifetime lumber](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/once-in-a-lifetime-lumber/) - Here is your chance to own spectacular salvaged lumber from the lock gates at the Welland Canal (Lock 8). - [Wood-Mizer announces 2023 my project contest winners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wood-mizer-announces-2023-my-project-contest-winners/) - Portable sawmill owners recognized for building dream woodworking projects. - [The ultimate woodworking glue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/the-ultimate-glue-from-titebond/) - Titebond III Ultimate Wood Glue is the first one-part, water cleanup wood glue to pass the ANSI/HPVA Type I water-resistance specification. - [Precision woodworking has never been easier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/precision-woodworking-has-never-been-easier-6/) - The PantoRouter Woodworking Machine makes joinery fast, accurate, safe, repeatable and fun. - [Make your own culinary knives](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/make-your-own-culinary-knives/) - If you are looking for a unique way to customize your kitchen or to make a personalized gift for a foodie in your life, look no further than William Wood-Write. - [Tree faller becomes custom sawmiller in British Columbia](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/tree-faller-becomes-custom-sawmiller-in-british-columbia/) - As an experienced tree faller, Jimmy Pleym is sure of how much quality wood he can saw from a log just by looking at it. - [Teen entrepreneur starts sawmill business in New Brunswick](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/new-brunswick-teen-starts-sawmill-business/) - For the past few years, a 17-year-old sawyer from New Brunswick, Max Smith, has been learning the craft of sawing lumber on an entry-level manual sawmill - [Make that special someone something special](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/make-that-special-someone-something-special/) - You can’t beat the personal touch of a handcrafted ring when you’re looking for a unique gift idea. Now you can step up your ring-making game with one of William Wood-Write’s solid sterling silver ring cores. - [Now selling burl caps and bowl blanks online](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/now-selling-burl-caps-and-bowl-blanks-online/) - William Wood Write Ltd. offers a wide selection of beautifully figured woods and pre-cut blanks ready for your next larger turning or even carving project. - [Pour yourself a diamond-clear coating](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/pour-yourself-a-diamond-clear-coating/) - Finish a beautiful piece of wood with a crystal-clear finish to enhance its natural beauty! - [It’s time to get ready for holiday gift-giving!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/its-time-to-get-ready-for-holiday-gift-giving/) - The holidays are approaching rapidly and if you’re considering giving a gift with a personal touch this year or are looking for a special something for a woodworker in your life, William Wood-Write Ltd. has you covered. - [Make your own ring!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/make-your-own-ring/) - Customized rings are a hot new item that you can make in the woodworking shop. With the help of your lathe, you can make a very creative gift that is as unique as the person who will be wearing it! - [Woodturner’s subscription box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodturners-subscription-box/) - Get a box of turning projects delivered to your doorstep every month with the new Woodturner’s subscription box from William Wood-Write Ltd. - [Cut perfect circles with ease](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/cut-perfect-circles-with-ease/) - The Simple Circle Cutter, from Stockroom Supply, is specifically designed for plywood circles but will work on other materials, too. - [Hammer A3-31 combination 12" planer/jointer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/hammer-a3-31-combination-12-planer-jointer/) - The Hammer A31-31 is the ideal combination machine for shops with restricted space and can be operated in the jointer or planer mode with the machine placed only a few inches from a wall. - [Rikon 10" bandsaw blade sale](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/rikon-10-bandsaw-blade-sale/) - If you own a Rikon 10" bandsaw, now is the time to stock up on bandsaw blades. - [Make projects faster, easier and safer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/magswitch-magnetic-work-holding-accessories/) - Magswitch magnets are super-strong magnets that can be turned on and off with the half-turn of a knob without the use of electricity. - [Spiral cutterhead for Milwaukee M18 cordless planer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/spiral-cutterhead-for-milwaukee-m18-cordless-planer/) - Woodworkers are now retrofitting spiral cutterheads to their old planers and jointers for superior performance. - [Coronet Regent lathe](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/coronet-regent-lathe/) - The Regent is the largest lathe in the exclusive range of Coronet lathes from Record Power and is ideal for the woodturner who regularly needs the power, stability and capacities necessary for very large scale work. - [Sanding pads at Stockroom Supply](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sanding-pads-at-stockroom-supply/) - These Hi-Flex Foam Sanding Pads are some of the newest and best quality foam sanding pads on the market. - [Mini-chucks for your woodturning pleasure](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/mini-chucks-for-your-woodturning-pleasure/) - A premium-quality solution for those who regularly turn small, intricate items. - [Spiral Cutterheads Deliver Superior Performance](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sheartak-spiral-cutterhead/) - Spiral cutterheads are quieter, require less energy to operate and leave a smoother finish, with no tear-out, especially when it comes to figured woods. - [April Bosch Profactor Savings at Tegs Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/april-bosch-profactor-savings-at-tegs-tools/) - From April 1 to 30, 2022 get an instant $100 rebate on select Bosch Profactor 18V tool sets at TEGS TOOLS. - [Specialty woods for your next project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/specialty-woods-for-your-next-project/) - Even the most basic design can be transformed from plain to stunning with the right kind of wood. - [Wood-Mizer Introduces MP180 Jointer Planer Moulder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/wood-mizer-mp180/) - The MP180 is a three-in-one woodworking machine able to produce tongue and groove paneling, shiplap, trim, and more. - [Record Power Live Event - February 23, 2022](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/record-power-live-event-february-23-2022/) - In support of Stockroom Supply, come and join the Ask Record Power Team, live from the UK in this unique online event. - [Company sale: Artistic Wood and Tool Supply Inc (aka Woodchuckers)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/company-sale-artistic-wood-and-tool-supply-inc-aka-woodchuckers/) - Woodchuckers, a long-time advertiser with Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement magazine, is up for sale. The co-owners, Mark and Peter, are retiring. The company is located at 50 Venture Drive, Toronto, but could be relocated, as about 1/3 of sales are online. - [Carbide tipped wood turning tools set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/carbide-tipped-wood-turning-tools-set/) - The carbide woodturning tool has a replaceable and rotatable carbide attached to its steel shaft. If the blade's tip gets blunt, you can either rotate the blade to a sharper area or replace it once all edges have grown dull. The carbide turning tool provides longer life and eliminates the downtime of sharpening. - [Woodcut Pro-Forme Hollowing Kits](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/woodcut-pro-forme-hollowing-kits/) - Pro-Forme tools are specifically designed as hollowing tools for end and side grain projects. And unlike other tools you don't need to keep adjusting the cutter. - [Sienci Labs LongMill benchtop CNC](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/sienci-labs-longmill-benchtop-cnc-2/) - Take your woodworking to the next level with the LongMill Benchtop CNC machine. - [Excellent noise protection, top notch sound quality, and a very respectable run-time](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/excellent-noise-protection-top-notch-sound-quality-and-a-very-respectable-run-time/) - The ISOtunes LINK is a dual product - an earmuff that provides protection against harmful noise (it has a 24 dB noise reduction rating) and speaker headphones that provide high-fidelity stereo sound. - [Cutting tools for CNC routers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/cutting-tools-for-cnc-routers/) - Waterloo, ON based Sienci Labs has a wide variety of high-quality router bits and end mills for CNC machines including v-bits, upcut and downcut bits and ballnose end mills. - [Self-centering picture frame clamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/self-centering-picture-frame-clamp/) - The quick, easy way to square and clamp frames up to 26” x 30”. - [Stockroom Supply Offers RIKON Power Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/stockroom-supply-offers-rikon-power-tools/) - Stockroom Supply is now a dealer for high quality RIKON Power Tools - “Pro Tools for Tool Pros” - designers and manufacturers of woodworking machinery that enhance the woodworking experience. - [3/8" x .032" x 3tpi Saw37GT bandsaw blade](https://canadianwoodworking.com/news/3-8-x-032-x-3tpi-saw37gt-bandsaw-blade/) - This special heavy set, hard tooth, bright carbon steel bandsaw blade from R&D Bandsaw is for high volume production environments. ## Profiles - [Inside Passage school of fine woodworking](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/inside-passage-school-of-fine-woodworking/) - Nestled among towering cedars and Coastal Mountains of British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast is the Inside Passage, a school founded on the teachings of James Krenov. - [Adrian Heim](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/adrian-heim/) - Vancouver, British Columbia woodworker Adrian Heim on white oak, his card scraper and making silly mistakes. - [Matthew Thornhill](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/matthew-thornhill/) - New Westminster, BC based furniture maker Matthew Thornhill on dovetails, being critical and working in a two-car garage. - [Harley Griffin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/harley-griffin/) - Ottawa, Ontario furniture maker Harley Griffin on solid wood, failing and building with LEGO. - [Nick Barna](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/nick-barna/) - Nick Barna from Chelsea, Quebec, on Scandinavian design, growing his business and being pragmatic. - [Adam Bezzina](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/adam-bezzina/) - Barrie, Ontario studio furniture maker Adam Bezzina on design, live edge dining tables and making pieces others aren’t sure they can make. - [Jesse Toso](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jesse-toso/) - Vancouver, British Columbia wood artist Jesse Toso on sketching, sharp tools and his love of sanding. - [Brocklen Johnson](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/brocklen-johnson/) - Vancouver, British Columbia furniture maker Brocklen Johnson on inspiration, commissions and why new makers should imitate, then innovate. - [David Atkinson](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/david-atkinson/) - Studio furniture maker David Atkinson from Guelph, ON, on curves, symmetry and his obsession with detail. - [Tom Fidgen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/tom-fidgen-2/) - Belle Cote, Nova Scotia based furniture maker and instructor Tom Fidgen on music, woodworking and how they make a great match. - [Steven Der-Garabedian](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/steven-der-garabedian/) - Mississauga, Ontario furniture maker Steven Der-Garabedian on patience, veneer and getting bored. - [Sandra Carr](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/sandra-carr/) - Victoria, British Columbia furniture maker and teacher Sandra Carr on live edge, breaking out lumber and the benefits of teaching. - [Alex Low](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/alex-low/) - Ottawa based furniture maker Alex Low on historical design, accuracy and the importance of sourcing his own logs. - [Samuel Hunt](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/samuel-hunt/) - Penticton, British Columbia studio woodworker Samuel Hunt on historical design, accuracy and the importance of sourcing his own logs. - [Mark Qualizza](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/mark-qualizza/) - Fernie, British Columbia woodworker Mark Qualizza on functional art, curves and the relationship between form and function. - [Kathryn Miller](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/kathryn-miller/) - Victoria, British Columbia based furniture maker Kathryn Miller on CNC routers, digital modeling and the importance of maker spaces. - [Andrew Hunter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/andrew-hunter/) - Stratford, Ontario furniture maker Andrew Hunter on on woodworking books, the Internet and the smell of zebrawood. - [Chris Wong](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/chris-wong/) - Based in Pitt Meadows, British Columbia, Chris Wong talks about sculptural furniture, his dislike of cleaning and why he’s often in the shop until after midnight. - [Jay Miron](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jay-miron/) - Studio furniture maker Jay Miron on shop aprons, Danish modern furniture and working in Vancouver. - [Heidi Earnshaw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/heidi-earnshaw/) - Toronto, Ontario studio furniture maker Heidi Earnshaw on trends, women in woodworking and the functionality of wooden objects. - [John Glendinning](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/john-glendinning/) - Sutton, Quebec furniture maker John Glendinning on dovetails, design and his love of tools. - [Bruce Stuart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/bruce-stuart/) - Bruce Stuart on canoeing, losing track of time and the importance of straight grain wood. - [Jackie Chapman](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jackie-chapman/) - Blue River, British Columbia wood sculptor Jackie Chapman on design, nature and the challenges of working with foraged wood. - [Andrew J. Wainwright](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/andrew-j-wainwright/) - Andrew Wainwright, a studio woodworker from Kitchener, Ontario, talks about his design process, his respect for wood and being paid very well. - [James Esworthy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/james-esworthy/) - James Esworthy, from Vancouver, British Columbia, on graceful curves and careful use of veneer separate this west coast studio furniture maker from the crowd. - [Kenton Jeske](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/kenton-jeske-2/) - Furniture maker Kenton Jeske on enjoying other people's work, quitting your day job and why design trumps material. - [Mark Salusbury](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/mark-salusbury/) - Mark Salusbury on design, when he works best and his enjoyment of finishing. - [Peter Coolican](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/peter-coolican-3/) - Peter Coolican, from Toronto, Ontario, on Shaker design, exotic wood and falling short of his expectations. - [Yorgo Liapis](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/yorgo-liapis/) - Toronto furniture maker Yorgo Liapis on small-batch furniture, hand shaping and dancing in the shop. - [Stéphane Dumont](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/stephane-dumont/) - Quebec furniture maker Stéphane Dumont on mistakes, the joys of CNC machines and how music makes sanding easy. - [Seth Christou](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/seth-christou-2/) - Vancouver, British Columbia furniture maker Seth Christou on sketching, woodworking books and cringing at his past designs. - [Jamie Russell](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jamie-russell/) - Russell, a self-confessed bachelor hermit, has quietly made sculpted furniture in his Saskatchewan studio for many decades. - [Robert Akroyd](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/robert-akroyd/) - Toronto, Ontario furniture maker Robert Akroyd on working in a big city, a small shop and lack of soul in much of the live-edge furniture today. - [Reed Hansuld](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/reed-hansuld-2/) - Reed Hansuld on creating movement using straight lines, trusting your eyeballs and why he never meets half his customers. - [Adrian Ferrazzutti](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/adrian-ferrazzutti/) - Guelph, Ontario based studio furniture maker Adrian Ferrazzutti on the cabinet scraper, CNC machines and his education with James Krenov. - [Vic Tesolin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/vic-tesolin/) - St. Catharines, Ontario woodworker Vic Tesolin on hand cutting dovetails, making maquettes and his understandable hatred for makore. - [A cozy space for studio furniture](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/a-cozy-space-for-studio-furniture/) - A lot can be done in a small shop if you have the right mindset. Have at look at how West Coast studio furniture maker Jason Klager deals with his friendly confines. - [Arthur Perlett](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/arthur-perlett-2/) - Asquith, Saskatchewan furniture artist Arthur Perlett on curves, working in a converted chicken barn and his love for the Art Deco movement. - [Melanie Hamilton](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/melanie-hamilton/) - Rothesay, New Brunswick furniture maker Melanie Hamilton on planting trees, female woodworkers and being shameless about self-promotion. - [Nathan Sterkenburg](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/nathan-sterkenburg/) - Nathan Sterkenburg, from Medicine Hat, Alberta, talks about spruce, scale models and adding curves to his work. - [Rob Brown](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/rob-brown/) - Peterborough, Ontario based studio furniture maker (and editor of Canadian Woodworking & Home Improvement magazine) Rob Brown on dovetails, his hatred of red oak and making furniture that tells a story. - [Felix Mckenzie](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/felix-mckenzie/) - New Westminster, British Columbia based furniture maker Felix Mckenzie on sapele, masking tape and epoxy river tables. - [Trent Watts](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/trent-watts/) - Woodturner Trent Watts on dreaming, building things and cow udders. - [Chris de Champlain](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/chris-de-champlain/) - Quebec-based furniture maker Chris de Champlain on design, joinery and staying away from the “flavour of the month.” - [Paul Lemiski](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/paul-lemiski-3/) - Paul Lemiski on full-sized templates, Instagram and how technology is changing woodworking. - [Jason Wheeler](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jason-wheeler/) - Port Perry, Ontario furniture maker Jason Wheeler on being creative, LEGO and being in the shop solo. - [Jean-Claude & Talar Prefontaine](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jean-claude-talar-prefontaine/) - Jean-Claude & Talar Prefontaine on sharp knives, their backyard garden and the joys of not working 18 hours a day. - [Tom Gorman](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/93658-2/) - Studio furniture maker Tom Gorman on his Celtic roots, his favourite piece of furniture, and his tiny studio. - [Wyatt Walkem](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/wyatt-walkem/) - Furniture maker and woodturner Wyatt Walkem on sanding all night, travelling and trying to turn stones. - [Bobby Grace](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/bobby-grace/) - Furniture maker Bobby Grace talks about Nova Scotia, NASCAR and how his first designs fell flat. - [Bill Maniotakis](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/bill-maniotakis/) - Alberta-based furniture maker Bill Maniotakis on retirement, finishing and the importance of building boxes. - [Weldon Gray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/weldon-gray/) - Lute maker Weldon Gray on research, losing track of time and joining the circus. - [Steve Neil](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/steve-neil/) - Furniture maker Steve Neil on Ikea, being a morning person and getting design inspiration from books. - [Ryan Davidson](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/ryan-davidson/) - Furniture maker Ryan Davidson on elm, getting fast in the shop and how every day is different. - [Konrad Sauer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/konrad-sauer/) - Tool maker Konrad Sauer on figured wood, saying no to customers and his least favourite part of plane-making. - [Keith Logan](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/keith-logan/) - Keith Logan on power tools, the challenges of professional woodworking, and his studio in the country. - [Jonathan Otter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jonathan-otter/) - Nova Scotia furniture maker Jonathan Otter on his studio, straight-grain, and the role that sketching plays in his work. - [Karen McBride](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/karen-mcbride/) - Karen McBride on painting furniture, her lack of love for hand tools and her love for curves. - [Ian Laval](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/ian-laval/) - Ian Laval on using locally sourced woods, restoring a sailboat and ‘cheapo’ products that Canadians seem to love. - [Fred Miller](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/fred-miller/) - Fred Miller on power naps, drafting and teaching his daughter woodworking. - [Chris Zumkeller ](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/chris-zumkeller/) - Chris Zumkeller on being inspired by nature, having a plan and epoxy resin pours. - [Andrew Szeto](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/andrew-szeto/) - Wakefield, Quebec, furniture maker Andrew Szeto on Instagram, his A-frame cabin and how many mistakes woodworkers should make. - [Jacques Breau](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/jacques-breau/) - Ottawa furniture maker Jacques Breau on straight-grained woods, selling his work and the benefits of working in an 85 sq. ft. shop. - [Cirvan Hamilton](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/cirvan-hamilton/) - Studio furniture maker Cirvan Hamilton, from Dorset, Ontario, on living in a forest, shop class and the frustration of designing. - [Alfons Laicher](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/alfons-laicher/) - Furniture maker Alfons Laicher, from Victoria, BC, on Biedermeier design, the Internet and meeting client expectations. - [Rob Diemert](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/rob-diemert/) - Furniture maker Rob Diemert from Dundas, ON, on shaping solid wood, interacting with creative people, and new digital technologies in woodworking. - [96 Sq. Ft. of Luxury Space](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/96-sq-ft-of-luxury-space/) - We all think our shops are too small, but a young Victoria, BC native has some sage advice for the space-restricted amongst us: suck it up, and start planning. - [Stephen Dalrymple](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/stephen-dalrymple/) - Toronto based furniture maker Stephen Dalrymple on creating relevant work, 3D models and the pitfalls of figured wood. - [Andres Schneiter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/andres-schneiter/) - Furniture maker Andres Schneiter from Maple Ridge, BC on his jigs, computers and working 16-hour days. - [Christina Hilborne](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/christina-hilborne/) - Furniture maker Christina Hilborne, from Victoria, BC, on exotic woods, design inspiration and living and working on the west coast. - [Elynyd Benjamin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/elynyd-benjamin/) - Wood artist and carpenter Elynyd Benjamin from Nelson, BC, ruminates on glue-ups, mistakes and being a morning person. - [Steven Kennard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/profiles/steven-kennard/) - Steven Kennard in Canning, Nova Scotia, on the creative process, his barn shop and our “throw-away” society. ## Projects - [Glorious and free](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/glorious-and-free/) - Canadians as a rule don’t do a lot of flag waving. Maybe once a year on Canada Day we dust off an old flag and give it a shake. - [Saw Blade Storage Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/saw-blade-storage-box/) - This saw blade storage box (aka 'the box') contains 12 drawers and provides plenty of storage space for all the blades you will likely ever need. - [Japanese-inspired shop storage](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/japanese-inspired-shop-storage/) - It’s nice to have at least some of your shop storage solutions look fantastic. This cabinet is inspired by the tansu that have been hand crafted in Japan for centuries. - [Build a moxon vise](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-moxon-vise/) - This little bench top-helper will lend a hand at a moment’s notice. - [Build a round hammock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/how-to-build-a-round-hammock/) - If you're after a unique place to lounge in the afternoon sun and are up for a challenging build, this round hammock might be the answer. - [Woodshopasaurus Rex](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/woodshopasaurus-rex/) - As daylight grows shorter at this time of the year, you’re apt to find a lot of woodworkers gravitating to the shop much earlier than usual, with thoughts of the fast approaching festive season milling around in their heads. - [Dollhouse](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/dollhouse/) - Making a dollhouse is much like building a conventional house – it takes time and patience. While there are a lot of pieces to this challenging project, they are not overly complicated to cut and assemble. - [5 Outdoor projects (webinar video)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/outdoor-projects/) - David Ardito shows you five of his favourite, easy-to-build, outdoor projects. - [Woven wooden trivets](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/woven-wooden-trivets/) - Although this cool little project can be fiddly to make, it shows off wood beautifully. Your friends and family will be stumped, wondering how you wove wood together! - [Hidden compartment bookshelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hidden-compartment-bookshelf/) - Finding a bookshelf to store your treasured collection of books can pose a bit of a challenge. - [More top 5 gift projects (webinar video)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/more-top-5-gift-projects/) - Rob Brown talks about 5 more of his favourite easy-to-make gifts - whatever the occasion, they're sure to please. - [Build a temporary mitre saw stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-temporary-mitre-saw-stand/) - When trimming a reno site, I needed a quick, cheap, temporary base to support my mitre-saw so I could tame baseboard, quarter round and other stock mouldings, some 16' long and often at the extreme ends. My solution was to use three 8' long 2 × 4s to make a super-simple workstation I could clamp to some on-hand work stands. - [Biscuit joiner jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/biscuit-joiner-jig/) - This jig that is useful for making the cuts associated with a biscuit joiner. - [Biscuit joiner spline jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/biscuit-joiner-spline-jig/) - Create strong, attractive mitre joints with splines. - [Louvered doors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/louvered-doors/) - Looking to build an attractive door that offers good looks and ventilation? This well thought out router jig will get you on your way to making your own custom louvered doors. - [Make a wood wine box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-wood-wine-box/) - A great way to serve and preserve wine, this dovetailed wine box will also help steer the conversation towards your amazing woodworking skills. - [Build a bookcase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-bookcase/) - Just the right size to hold a small collection of books nearby, this bookcase mixes solid, beautiful joinery with an elegant, clean design. - [Make a fully adjustable tablet stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-fully-adjustable-table-stand/) - Finally, a tablet stand that isn’t a pain in the neck. - [This is a push-over](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/this-is-a-push-over/) - One of the most daunting woodworking shop tasks is ripping stock or parts on a table saw. Especially when the stuff is small and/or close to the rip fence. This simple jig will calm your mind, give you confidence and allow you to better control the workpiece while making ripping operations. - [Make a treadmill laptop desk](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-treadmill-laptop-desk/) - If you work on a laptop for much of the day, you’ll feel better if you’re able to move while working. A laptop treadmill desk is the perfect project to improve your health and get more work done. - [Build a Message Board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-message-board/) - This handy chalkboard will help to ensure that important messages don’t get lost. - [Arts & Crafts hat and coat shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/arts-crafts-hat-and-coat-shelf/) - This hat and coat shelf has clean lines and ample storage. It is equally at home in a formal entry, or a back door. - [Banksia nut candle holders](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/banksia-nut-candle-holders/) - This traditional turned candlestick project has a bit of a twist. Instead of starting with a block of wood, the material I selected is a 'Banksia nut' seed pod. - [Buddy bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/buddy-bench/) - This “catchy” child’s bench is the perfect place for that favourite teddy bear buddy to rest. - [Build a Mandolin Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-mandolin-holder/) - This holder will keep your mandolin accessible, while making sure it doesn’t get damaged. - [Box of many curves](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/box-of-many-curves/) - Curves make this box stand out. They also will allow you to work on some new techniques on a small scale. - [Bottle Openers: 3 Takes on a Theme](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bottle-openers-3-takes-on-a-theme/) - There’s nothing like a nice cold one after some time in the shop. Make one (or all) of these bottle openers and you can reap the rewards of your shop time with each drink you enjoy. - [9 Neckties: Turn Your Tie Collection Into a Centerpiece](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/9-neckties-turn-your-tie-collection-into-a-centerpiece/) - We all know ties are the focal point of a man’s suit. In the meantime, why not show them off with this easy-to-make project? - [Breadbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/breadbox/) - This counter-top breadbox will make a fine addition to your kitchen or a hand-made gift. - [Build a nook for your cat](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-nook-for-your-cat/) - Rather than have an ugly cardboard box laying around, build this nest for your cat that even doubles as a piece of wall art. - [Build a kid's toolbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-kids-toolbox-2/) - A great way to introduce a child to woodworking is with a simple project that they can use. Depending on your child’s level of skill, this toolbox project may be the perfect start to a life-long hobby. - [Build a custom silverware organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-custom-silverware-organizer/) - Every kitchen drawer is unique, as is the silverware that goes into it. Don’t settle for a standard silverware organizer when a custom one is easy to make, prevents messy drawers and looks great. - [Build a floating vanity](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-floating-vanity/) - Vanities don’t have to be overly complex. This continuous-grain floating vanity can be sized to fit your space, no matter how small it is. - [Build a makeup organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-makeup-organizer/) - This simple makeup organizer is fun to make and will help store and keep makeup handy. It’s easily customized, too - [Bow Box - Part 1: design and construction](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bow-box-1-design-and-construction/) - A brand new project: Rick Campbell shows you how to put a wooden bow on a gift box. - [Bow Box - Part 2: ribbons and bows](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bow-box-part-2-ribbons-and-bows/) - Now for the most creative part of the project – crafting realistic-looking ribbons and bows to decorate the beautiful box you just completed. - [Bow Box - Part 3: wrap it up](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bow-box-part-3-wrap-it-up/) - This is the last of three articles in which Rick Campbell shows you how he made his bow box. - [Build a menu board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-menu-board/) - Weekday evenings can be busy. Planning your meals for the week will make shopping easier and reduce the stress of deciding what to make for dinner each night at the last minute. - [The wonderful, whimsical world of automata](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-wonderful-whimsical-world-of-automata/) - Sculpt a miniature woodworker that springs to life at the turn of a crank. - [Make a tic-tac-toe board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tic-tac-toe-board/) - Playing tic-tac-toe is a fun family game. Making one can be just as fun. - [Bird feeder - kid's project](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bird-feeder-kids-project/) - This is a fun project for kids of all ages - a a great way to help our feathered friends. - [Make a Train Coin Bank](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-train-coin-bank/) - This train shaped bank makes a great gift for a young one or a train enthusiast. It is made from ash and walnut and will highlight your turning skills. - [Train Set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/train-set/) - Every child loves a toy train. This simple train set is as much fun for a youngster to play with as it is for the young at heart to build. - [Make a Kid's Art Storage Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-kids-art-storage-box-2/) - The perfect level of difficulty for a kid’s birthday party, this is a fun and easy project for most kids to do, and leaves them with an art and drawing storage container. - [Make a pill box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-pill-box/) - A custom-made pill box is a great way to make taking daily meds more enjoyable. - [Make a stylish gift box for pens](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-stylish-gift-box-for-pens/) - The only thing better than giving someone a turned pen is presenting it in a custom-made box. - [Make a veneered jewelry box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-veneered-jewelry-box/) - This elegant jewelry box is a fun introduction to building simple veneered boxes. Adding a suede interior customizes the box perfectly. - [Make a handsome planter box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-handsome-planter-box/) - This wooden planter box will showcase a few potted plants and can be customized to their size. - [Make a recipe box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-recipe-box/) - Boxes can be functional and aesthetically pleasing, and this design is a great example of that. Whether you use paper, paint, figured wood or another approach to adorn the top and bottom panels, your project will be unique and personal. - [Make a hexagonal jewelry box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-hexagonal-box/) - Boxes are a lot of fun to make. They also don’t take up much time to complete and you don’t need a lot of materials. Try your hand at this hexagonal box for a change of pace. - [Treasures and trinkets](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/treasures-and-trinkets/) - This sleek, modern design goes well just about anywhere, but the overall design can be easily adjusted by changing some details. A different style of lid, adding some texture to the curved sides or adjusting the proportions of the box will all work wonders when it comes time to customize your box. - [Tea box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tea-box/) - I make a variety of different boxes, each with their own design and purpose. This box was designed to contain our collection of herbal teas. - [Two-drawer freeform bandsaw box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/freeform-box/) - Band sawn boxes can be as easy, or as difficult, as you care to make them. - [Liar's dice game box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/liars-dice-game-box/) - Having friends and family over means time for fun and entertainment, and this little game box is sure to provide hours of both. Even those who are not playing this game will have fun as spectators. - [Inlaid Jewellery Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/inlaid-jewellery-box/) - A finely handmade gift is itself a statement, saying as much about the maker as it does about the receiver. - [Childhood Memory Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/childhood-memory-box/) - Children love playing with messy, gooey things and adults love to preserve those early childhood memories. This project is great for both. - [Video Game Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/video-game-holder/) - Here is an easy to build and smart looking unit. It will store all those messy game boxes lying around the living room, stuffed into various drawers, or scattered on bookshelves. - [Recipe Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/recipe-box/) - Explore the world of box-making with this easy-to-build recipe box. - [Relief carving](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/relief-carving/) - Relief carving is the use of perspective, highlights, shadows, and texture to effectively create an illusion of depth. - [Power carve a serving dish](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/power-carve-a-serving-dish/) - Power carving is a woodworking technique that not many woodworkers know much about. With a bit of knowledge and a healthy dose of practice, you can add this to your arsenal fairly easily, and it will open up a brand new door for you. - [Power carve a Ginkgo serving platter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/power-carve-a-ginkgo-serving-platter/) - Once you master the basic skills needed to power carve a ginkgo leaf, you’ll be able to transfer those skills to more power-carving projects like cabinets, boxes and other solid wood furniture. - [Porcupine Toothpick Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/porcupine-toothpick-holder/) - Sharpen your carving skills with this fun, little project. - [Make a necklace stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-necklace-stand/) - If there’s a special someone in your life who wears necklaces, this is a great project for you. If you also happen to be itching to get into power carving, this is the perfect project for you, too. - [Ladybug Fridge Magnet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ladybug-fridge-magnet/) - Carving this ladybug is simply a matter of rounding a carefully selected piece of butternut. - [Hanging Hanky](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hanging-hanky/) - To practice carving folds, there is no better exercise than copying the real thing. - [Daisy carving](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/daisy/) - With a handful of tools and your imagination, you can do more than you might think. - [Carving Bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/carving-bench/) - The only way to effectively carve, while standing, is to use a bench. - [Carving a simple spoon](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/carving-a-simple-spoon/) - Using this straightforward approach and a few basic hand and power tools will leave you with a great-looking wooden spoon. - [Carving a Haida-Influenced Panel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/carving-a-haida-influenced-panel/) - With a nice design, some sharp tools and a little know-how you can carve a Haida-influenced panel that can become wall art. - [Cartoon caricature](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cartoon-caricature/) - Carving for fun is a great way to learn how to carve for "serious". - [Caricature carving](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/caricature-carving/) - Here is a great little project for you to practice using your well sharpened knife. - [Canada goose](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/canada-goose/) - This project - carving a Canada Goose with its head turned – is a very simple application of the Johnson Method. - [A spoon carver's toolbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-spoon-carvers-toolbox/) - It’s important to have a place to store your tools. While this toolbox was specifically designed to hold spoon-carving tools, there’s no reason you couldn’t design it to hold other tools, whether for traveling storage or for shop storage. - [Charlottetown](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/charlottetown/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Charlottetown - [Canada’s historic schooner Bluenose](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/canadas-historic-schooner-bluenose/) - Create your own tribute to the historic Bluenose schooner. - [Fat truck](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fat-truck/) - I have a habit of doodling in my spare time. Whether I’m on the phone, or just passing time, I often doodle. Sometimes a doodle gets a little extra work, and becomes something that I can make into a pattern for an intarsia piece. - [Fat car](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fat-car/) - This is a basic intarsia project that uses Western Red Cedar. - [Edmonton](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/edmonton/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Edmonton - [Dragon intarsia](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/dragon/) - This dragon (fierce as it is) is a project that any self respecting Hobbit woodworker would enjoy making and displaying. - [Decorative Leaf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/decorative-leaf/) - Imagine a beautiful marquetry design on a table top, a jewelry box, or even a cabinet/cupboard door. The possibilities are endless. - [Dandy daisy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/dandy-daisy/) - This is a very attractive and popular project that can be made easily within one day. - [Circus elephant](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/circus-elephant-2/) - Everyone loves a circus, especially when the elephants make their entrance. - [Chickadee](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chickadee/) - One of the most distinctive bird calls is that of the Chickadee. It’s wonderful to hear them calling “Chick-a-Dee-Dee-Dee” to each other as you walk through the woods. - [Humpbacked whales](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/humpbacked-whales/) - A great advantage of 3D intarsia is that your piece isn’t limited to a wall mounting. It can be displayed on an easel, in its own stand or even hung in a window. - [His & hers lighthouse](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/his-hers-lighthouse/) - This is a fairly simple Intarsia project that took on a life of its own. - [Halifax](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/halifax/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Halifax - [Haida-inspired eagle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/haida-inspired-eagle/) - I have always admired the art of the West Coast Indians. It is out of respect for their art and culture that I offer this interpretation of their wonderful art form. - [Haida Inspired Whale Mirror](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/haida-inspired-whale-mirror/) - This piece is actually my interpretation of the art form and doesn't represent any one style very closely. I created this project out of my great respect for the Natives of the West Coast and their art and culture, and hope it will be accepted in the spirit it was intended. - [Fredericton](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fredericton/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Fredericton - [Fisherman's dory](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fishermans-dory/) - I tried to get as much perspective into this project as I could. I was aiming for it to look like a dory out on the ocean. However, if it’s not exactly represented, please bear with this poor prairie soul. - [Polar bear](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/polar-bear/) - This project is fairly easy and straight forward. - [Make a solid wood bird inlay](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-solid-wood-bird-inlay/) - Solid wood inlay gives you a lot of flexibility to create a unique piece of furniture with a very strong focal point. It can be a small but powerful addition to your next project. - [Lucky the clown](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lucky-the-clown-2/) - Ladies and gentlemen, children of all ages, allow me to introduce to you “Lucky the Clown”! - [Lighthouse](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lighthouse/) - Although this is a 3D intarsia, like any other intarsia design, it can still be made with a backing if you prefer. - [Leaping Trout](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/leaping-trout/) - This is an enjoyable intarsia project that uses the trace method for pattern transfer. - [Sunrise](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sunrise/) - The Laurentians is a vast region of Quebec known for its lakes, valleys and mountains. For the intarsia artist it provides countless design opportunities. - [St. John’s](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/st-johns/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: St. John's - [Ship's wheel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ships-wheel/) - You may not have a ship to call your own, but follow this easy pattern and you will be able to display your dream ship's wheel. - [Shark](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/shark/) - This project is a fairly simple one and should be a good craft seller. - [Segmented butterfly](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/segmented-butterfly/) - Intarsia and segmentation – two words often synonymous with creating mosaics with wood. - [Regina](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/regina/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Regina - [Quebec City](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/quebec-city/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Quebec City - [Puttin’ on the ritz](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/puttin-on-the-ritz/) - This Koala bear is looking every bit the part – dressed in top hat and tails! - [Tropical fish](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tropical-fish/) - This tropical fish is a good way to play around with some colorful hard woods and warm up your winter months. - [Toronto](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/toronto/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Toronto - [Tiger lily](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tiger-lily/) - This project has some raising and lowering as well as some shaping to do. The more shaping you give it, the better it will look. - [Yellowknife](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/yellowknife/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Yellowknife - [Winnipeg](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/winnipeg/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Winnipeg - [Whitehorse](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/whitehorse/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Whitehorse - [Victoria](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/victoria/) - Canadian Provincial Capitals Scroll Saw Patterns: Victoria - [Build a desk with curved legs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-desk-with-curved-legs/) - This simple design will work well in any home office. - [Step tansu](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/step-tansu/) - Japanese for 'trunk' or 'chest', tansus ranged from small three step units to larger five and eight step units. - [The glow of tradition: build a wood and copper lantern](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-glow-of-tradition-build-a-wood-and-copper-lantern/) - Few projects combine rustic charm and timeless craftsmanship as beautifully as these wood and copper lanterns. - [Ebony inlay cherry box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ebony-inlay-cherry-box/) - I designed this cherry box with an ebony inlay for a beginner’s woodworking class that I teach. It is pleasing in proportion, colour and shape, and satisfying to build. - [Bedside box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bedside-box/) - Here is a simple, stylish box that will allow you to keep small everyday close at hand and eliminate clutter at the same time. - [Office bookcase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/office-bookcase/) - There’s always a need for extra book storage in the home or office. Although most of us depend heavily on the computer, we still require those invaluable reference books. - [Rowboat bookcase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/rowboat-bookcase/) - This shelving unit offers both unusual form and function. It serves both as a decorative piece and a storage facility for books or decorative items. - [Build this bookcase with your table saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-this-bookcase-with-your-table-saw/) - If you’re the type of woodworker who doesn’t have a shop full of tools or years of woodworking experience but you still want to build an elegant, functional project, then this project was designed and built specifically with you in mind. - [Bookstand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bookstand/) - This bookstand frees up valuable space on the student’s desk (or the chef’s counter) and it places the book in a position that is easy to work from. - [Simple, yet attractive modern bookshelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/simple-yet-attractive-modern-bookshelf/) - This quick and easy bookshelf is your answer to great looking storage on a budget. - [Build a metal and wood shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-metal-and-wood-shelf/) - This catchall shelf is the perfect home for all those things that don’t really live anywhere else. Curios, knickknacks, books and collections can all find a home here. This shelf will also introduce you to working with metal, even if you’re not a metalworker. - [Contemporary bookshelf: simple lines meet functional design](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/contemporary-bookshelf-simple-lines-meet-functional-design/) - This plywood and solid bookshelf keeps costs and build-time down, but will leave you with a clean, uncluttered area to showcase your book collection. - [Streamlined workbench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/streamlined-workbench/) - A good workbench is one of the most important tools in a workshop. - [Pint-sized workbench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pint-sized-workbench/) - Build this super-sturdy, efficient workbench for your small shop and you’ll never regret it. It’s big on functionality, but small on space. - [Multi-function worktable: build the ultimate work surface](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/multi-function-worktable-plans-to-build-the-ultimate-work-surface/) - Every workshop needs somewhere to machine joinery, sand workpieces and assemble the project. This workbench will do all of that and more. - [Build a bench-on-bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-bench-on-bench/) - This versatile, handy workbench addition will bring your hand work up close for increased accuracy and comfort. - [Minimalist workbench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/minimalist-workbench/) - This small, robust workbench is ideal for hand work in a confined workspace. - [Build a deacon's bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-deacons-bench/) - A deacon’s bench will provide you with storage and a comfy place to sit, whether it’s at your front door or the foot of your bed. - [Colourful kid’s bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/colourful-kids-bench/) - This simple yet colourful kid’s bench can be completed in a weekend, but will stand up to years of use. - [Build a cedar planter bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-cedar-planter-bench/) - This planter bench will offer a seat to anyone who needs it and add colour to the area with some flowers. - [Build a stylish bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-stylish-bench/) - The angles of this base make for a visually pleasing and structurally strong bench. - [Spectator chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spectator-chair/) - When playing a relaxing game of pool, it's nice to have a comfortable chair to sit in as you watch your opponent and prepare your next shot. - [Dining room chairs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/dining-room-chairs/) - This dining room chair project is the second of three dining room projects. - [Wavy Bar Stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wavy-bar-stool/) - This project is comprised of five identical laminations joined and mounted on walnut legs. The legs raise the seat to bar height and prevent the chair from rolling backwards. - [Grass-Seat Chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/grass-seat-chair/) - Nakashima's style reflects the unadorned beauty of wood and other natural materials. - [From concept to comfort: build a casual chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/from-concept-to-comfort-build-a-casual-chair/) - Why settle for an “off-the-rack” chair when you can make a custom lounge chair and get satisfaction in spades? - [Craft a Timeless Rocking Chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/craft-a-timeless-rocking-chair/) - A rocker is on just about every woodworker’s ‘bucket list’. If you can appreciate smooth, subtle curves and are up for a challenge, this design might be for you. - [Build a Charles Rohlfs rocking chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-charles-rohlfs-rocking-chair/) - This solid and unique rocker will provide many years of enjoyment. It will be the center of attention in any room, and will be handed down through your family for generations to come. - [From pallet To patio chair – upcycling, the comfortable way](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/from-pallet-to-patio-chair-upcycling-the-comfortable-way/) - This chair was designed and built with the material from one pallet found at a local lumberyard. Grab a pallet (or two) and before you know it you’ll be relaxing on your deck in your comfy new upcycled chair. - [Build a Queen Anne Side Chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-queen-anne-side-chair/) - This challenging build will reward you with a gorgeous set of dining chairs that will be cherished family heirlooms for generations to come. - [Continuous Arm Windsor Chair – Part 2](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/continuous-arm-windsor-chair-part-2/) - An ultimate woodworker’s challenge - to make a Windsor chair by hand using traditional chairmaking techniques. - [Continuous Arm Windsor Chair – Part 1](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/continuous-arm-windsor-chair-part-1/) - An ultimate woodworker’s challenge - to make a Windsor chair by hand using traditional chairmaking techniques. - [Build a classic coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-classic-coffee-table/) - A coffee table is a great woodworking project, as it’s not overly large or hard to build, and it will be the focal point of your living room. The elegant look of the tapered legs and understated decorative bead make this table a respectable place to rest your coffee or books for years to come. - [Build an X-base dining table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-x-base-dining-table/) - Building your own dining table can make those special moments even greater. - [Build a night table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-night-table/) - A host of joinery brings this night table together. It’s a project that’s as fun to build as it is to use. - [Entrance table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/entrance-table/) - What are the first impression visitors get when they enter your home? - [Pedestal table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pedestal-table/) - Hidden within its unassuming design and construction lies a compound angle cut that will challenge even the most experienced woodworker. - [Half moon table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/half-moon-table/) - This little half moon table is something that fits well into virtually any living room. - [Night table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/night-table/) - Use this night table next to your bed and your favourite reading material will be close at hand. It will also give you a place for your reading light and alarm clock. - [Accent table with curved legs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/accent-table-with-curved-legs/) - The organic shape of this accent table is created by a series of matching nested curves that produce a light, visual appearance. - [Children’s table and chairs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/childrens-table-and-chairs/) - This unique table solves the problem of what to do with your children's art supplies. - [Demilune Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/demilune-table/) - This table is made out of maple and elm, but it would also look great in cherry, walnut or mahogany. - [Telephone table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/telephone-table/) - This table is essentially a small cabinet held between four legs. It makes a great place to locate your telephone, and perhaps an accent lamp. - [Library table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/library-table/) - This library table, based on a Gustav Stickley design, is made of quarter-sawn white oak. - [Slate top coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/slate-top-coffee-table/) - The rough texture of slate, combined with the smooth polished surfaces of wood, creates an interesting element in coffee table design. - [Accent table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/accent-table/) - This project began when a friend commissioned a small table as a gift for his wife on her birthday. - [Kitchen Island Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/kitchen-island-table/) - This kitchen island has been designed for smaller kitchens. Depending on your requirements, it can function as a preparation surface, an eating table, or both - [Harvest Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/harvest-table/) - Build this lovely Craftsman style harvest table. - [Small Stickley Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/small-stickley-table/) - Small tables are sensible around the house. They fit unobtrusively in almost any space, and they are easily moved about. - [Hall table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hall-table/) - Tables of one sort or another are often the bread and butter of most woodworking shops. This elegant hall table, based on a design by California woodworker Yeung Chan doesn’t require a lot of stock or advanced joinery skills. - [Build a cherry night table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-cherry-night-table/) - Honest, traditional joinery, coupled with a sleek design, sets this night table apart. - [Make a Wine Rack Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-wine-rack-table/) - This wine rack is great for a smaller home or a room that’s in need of another small surface for storage or serving. It’s also imperative that its owner loves wine, because it’s made to be used. Cheers! - [Build a Side Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-side-table/) - A table like this is at home in a living room, entry hall or even a bedroom. With lots of free-hand shaping, you will want to sharpen your hand tools before starting. - [Diary of a Novice: Coffee Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/diary-of-a-novice-coffee-table/) - What follows is a chronicle of my table-building odyssey, including frustrations, mistakes, and finally, success. - [Learn How to Build a Prairie Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/prairie-table/) - Jamie Russell shares some know-how that went into this prairie table. The many techniques used to complete the joinery and create this table are advanced, but each can be used on their own to create unique pieces of furniture. - [Build a gorgeous hall table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-gorgeous-hall-table/) - This sleek, modern take on a classic design will look great in almost any home. By using understated tapers, gentle curves and solid joinery this table will also fit in for decades to come. - [Make a whiskey cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-whiskey-cabinet/) - This whiskey cabinet can store your prized spirits and a few special glasses, and also features extra storage and display areas. - [Last minute gifts (webinar video)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/last-minute-gifts/) - Looking to make a gift lickety split? David Arito has some great ideas for you in this webinar video. - [Make a door harp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-door-harp/) - Provide a musical welcome for you and your guests. - [Turning a tulip](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turning-a-tulip/) - With a few offcuts, a few dollar store dowels, a little colour and some glue you can make a beautiful bouquet of tulips to give to that special someone, and they’ll last forever. - [Craft a frame-and-panel urn](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/craft-a-frame-and-panel-urn/) - A cremation urn is a special object that speaks to the person whose remains it will contain one day. Making one allows you to customize it to further suit your loved one. - [Make a veneered tabletop tray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-veneered-tabletop-tray/) - There are times when you need to elevate things such as napkins, a sugar dish or even salt and pepper shakers on a table. This project will leave you with the perfect solution. It will also teach you a lot about using a simple shop-made press to work with veneer to make wood parts for all sorts of situations. - [Mortising jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mortising-jig/) - This versatile jig enables you to rout mortises for furniture construction and hardware installation. - [Build a bevel shooting board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-bevel-shooting-board/) - This simple jig makes bevels easy and accurate every time. - [Make a chess board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-chess-board/) - Every woodworker loves a project that looks more difficult to make than it actually is. Impress your friends with this chess board before challenging them to a match. - [Make a set of cam clamps](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-set-of-cam-clamps/) - Easy and inexpensive to make, these quickly adjusting clamps with non-marring jaws are ideal for a wide range of light duty clamping jobs. - [Design an elegant coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/design-an-elegant-coffee-table/) - The graceful lines of this coffee table will dress up your living room, yet its sturdy construction and durable finish will invite you to put your feet up and get comfortable. - [Japanese-inspired Cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/japanese-inspired-cabinet/) - This cabinet was inspired by the many Torii gates throughout Japan. Its simple, clean lines mean it will look great in almost any setting. - [Make a photo string frame](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-photo-string-frame/) - Editor Rob Brown’s daughter writes about the photo string frame she made for a gift. Decorative bevel joints added a focal point to an otherwise fairly simple project. - [Make a bistro table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-bistro-table/) - The centre of a kitchen is the table. This bistro table provides your guests with a relaxed place to sit and chat while you do a bit of prep work in the kitchen. - [Track saw crosscut jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/track-saw-crosscut-jig/) - This simple jig will make your track saw even more accurate and functional in a small shop. It also allows you to make crosscuts and mitre cuts on small stock. - [Tapering jig - a new slant](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tapering-jig-a-new-slant/) - Simple to construct, this jig will make tapering workpieces easy and accurate. - [Build an Arched-Top Wall Mirror with Curved Drawers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-arched-top-wall-mirror-with-curved-drawers/) - This cherry and birdseye maple wall mirror will look great in a front entrance or hallway. It may appear to be a challenging project, but the construction is quite manageable when you break it down into smaller steps. - [Build track saw parallel guides](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-track-saw-parallel-guides/) - One of the tasks track saws excel at is cutting down sheet goods, but it’s often difficult to quickly and accurately align the track parallel to a workpiece’s edge, especially for repeated cuts. These simple guides solve that problem. - [Design a bandsaw chamfering jig for turning](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/design-a-bandsaw-chamfering-jig-for-turning/) - Use your bandsaw to quickly and efficiently remove most of the waste to make turning more productive and less messy. - [Layout Squares](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/layout-squares/) - You won’t realize how useful these squares can be around the shop until you have a few at hand. - [Spinning rainbows: adding colour to your work](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spinning-rainbows-adding-colour-to-your-work/) - The only thing more enjoyable than watching feathery shavings fly off your turning project is when some of them are brightly coloured. - [Craft a few display stands](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/craft-a-few-display-stands/) - Treasured awards, memento plates, meaningful artwork or fine photography all deserve a special space to be seen and enjoyed. - [Customize a fireplace surround](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/customize-a-fireplace-surround/) - Making a fireplace surround is well within reach for most woodworkers. It can be tailored to your home and built to accommodate any type of gas fireplace insert you’d like. - [Projects to make with (or for) children](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/projects-to-make-with-children/) - Our most popular free project plans that you'll enjoy making with, or for, children. - [Featherboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/featherboard/) - Safety should always be ‘top of mind’ when working in the shop. - [Seven piece cross puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/seven-piece-cross-puzzle/) - The object of this puzzle is to make a “cross” from the seven pieces. - [Candlestand table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/candlestand-table/) - This well proportioned, small, early 18th century candlestand table presents an interesting and easily made turning project. - [Make a stylish side table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-stylish-side-table/) - Three tapered legs, a curly sycamore veneered top and groovy carved aprons help create a stand-out table. - [Versatile hand tool display](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/versatile-hand-tool-display/) - Some tools are best kept tucked away – they work, but they are hardly things of beauty. Other tools cry out to be displayed, as they are far too elegant or beautiful to be concealed in boxes and drawers. - [Shaker wall clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/shaker-wall-clock/) - This Shaker wall clock is based on a series of clocks that Isaac Newton Young started in the spring of 1840. - [Make a passive smartphone speaker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-passive-smartphone-speaker/) - Amp up your music listening experience by making a sleek speaker for your smartphone. - [A better place for your saws](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-better-place-for-your-saws/) - Organize your favourite hand saws with this customizable stand. - [Craft a mid-century modern sideboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/craft-a-mid-century-modern-sideboard/) - Simple lines and plenty of storage space make this classic sideboard stand out. - [Stylish side table with secrets](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/stylish-side-table-with-secrets/) - The angles in this table design offer some flair, but its clean lines will go with just about any décor. - [A toy box to last generations](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-toy-box-to-last-generations/) - Help keep your living room organized with a toy box made from cost-effective, plentiful construction-grade lumber. - [Make a cabinet on stand with sliding doors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-cabinet-on-stand-with-sliding-doors/) - Functionality and solid construction, not ornamentation, are the highlights of this cabinet. - [Heirloom tool cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/heirloom-tool-cabinet/) - Sure, you can hang all your tools from sheets of pegboard, but that doesn’t do much for the atmosphere of your shop. A wall-hung hand tool cabinet will help organize your tools as well as show off your skills. - [Floating Shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/floating-shelf/) - This modern shelf is highlighted by the classic look of hand-cut dovetails, which produces a look that is both traditional and contemporary. - [Chrysanthemum table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chrysanthemum-table/) - This one-of-a-kind round coffee table is at home in a spacious, formal living room, dressed with something small and simple on it, say, a chrysanthemum. - [Drill press table and fence](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/drill-press-table-fence/) - If you add a few features to a drill press, it can be a very handy part of your woodworking shop. - [Make a custom bathroom vanity](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-custom-bathroom-vanity/) - Build a vanity for your bathroom that looks like a well-made piece of furniture. - [Make a medal rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-medal-rack/) - If someone you love has a medal collection they’re proud of, they’ll surely love this special display rack. - [How to make an acoustic guitar](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/how-to-make-an-acoustic-guitar/) - The only thing more satisfying than playing a guitar is playing a guitar you’ve made. - [Two stylish salt cellars](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/two-stylish-salt-cellars/) - Up your cooking game with a handmade salt cellar. Here are two designs to choose from. - [Make a house number plaque](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-house-number-plaque/) - A custom house plaque is a great weekend project, and you can probably find most of the materials you’ll need in your shop’s offcuts bin. - [Make a cat post](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-cat-post/) - Cats enjoy looking out a window while going about their not-so-busy day. Build your fur friend this stylish post and you’ll both be thankful. - [Build custom beer tap handles](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-custom-beer-tap-handles/) - With home brewing taking off, and makers getting serious about not only the beer they’re making but the whole presentation of their favourite home brew, a customized beer tap handle is the perfect gift. - [Mailbox with scroll sawn house number](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mailbox-with-scroll-sawn-house-number/) - Even if you are in a community that doesn’t get mail delivery the door some mail will always find its way to your home. - [Easy-to-make mantel clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/easy-to-make-mantel-clock/) - This easy-to-make clock uses wooden molding to add a special touch of elegance. - [CD holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cd-holder-2/) - Keep your favourite CDs right next to your CD player with this attractive holder. - [Freeform bandsawn box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/freeform-bandsawn-box/) - Boxes don’t always have to be rectangular and hinged. - [Pickett shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pickett-shelf/) - This project is easy to build and just as easy to modify with your own special touch. - [Custom Designed Ear Jewellery](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/custom-designed-ear-jewellery/) - Stretching ear lobes (and other body parts) has been done by various peoples around the world for thousands of years. Now it is becoming popular in our culture. If you don’t believe me, ask the younger adults in your family. Chances are you’ll find that most people know someone with a stretched lobe or two. - [Build a step stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-step-stool/) - This step stool can be used for many different everyday tasks. If you’re thinking of buying a step stool, why not build one that’s durable and looks awesome? It can be a fun family project, especially for kids. - [Contour Line Wall Art](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/contour-line-wall-art/) - Create this contour line wall art with your scroll saw to remind you of your favourite lake or river when you’re not there. - [Wooden gift tags for the holidays](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wooden-gift-tags-for-the-holidays/) - The perfect addition to any gift, these customized gift tags designed and created by two young woodworkers are a great project for beginners. - [Make a floating wine bottle holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-floating-wine-bottle-holder/) - This dining table centerpiece displays the evening’s wine and showcases your shop skills at the same time. - [Build a quarto game](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-quarto-game/) - Easy to learn, yet hard to master, Quarto is a game for all ages. It also makes a great gift. - [Create a set of textured ornaments](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/create-a-set-of-textured-ornaments/) - Bright, eye-catching ornaments make great gifts. This two-piece maple ornament is finished with glitter and then textured to reveal the bare wood under the bold finish. - [Make a beer caddy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-beer-caddy/) - Beer makes a great gift. But giving beer in a handmade beer caddy isn’t just fun to give, it’s fun to make. - [Make a veneered serving tray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-veneered-serving-tray/) - This stylish serving tray features solid wood handles made from pau ferro glued and pinned to a curly makore veneered panel. Use this project to showcase your veneer­ing skills with some special veneer. You can use different species for the opposite sides of the tray and you can even experi­ment with marquetry or parquetry. - [Make a scrolled name sign](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-scrolled-name-sign/) - Creating a custom sign is a great way to personalize any room in your home. With a few tools and a few hours, you can take some basic materials and turn them into something amazing. - [Make a live edge cribbage board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-live-edge-cribbage-board/) - Cribbage is a great game to play with friends and family. A handmade cribbage board can make a nice gift, and, best of all, it’s an easy project that can be made in only a few hours with minimal material and tools. - [Make an intricate Christmas ornament](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-an-intricate-christmas-ornament/) - This little gem will get people asking, “How did you do that?” As they hold it close, looking for the secret, they’ll also ask, “Is it one piece?” I like to tell them it’s magic before I reveal the truth. - [Make a charcuterie board with drawers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-charcuterie-board-with-drawers/) - Sitting down to enjoy delicious food and quality time with guests is great. Even better is being able to deliver a charcuterie board everyone can eat from. - [Phone charging station](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/phone-charging-station/) - A simple station will go a long way in keeping your family's collection of smart phones organized. - [Make a triangle box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-triangle-box/) - This visually striking box is simple to make, and can be customized many ways. - [Super-simple end grain cutting board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/super-simple-end-grain-cutting-board/) - End grain cutting boards are not only great to cut on, but they look fantastic. The trick is that they can be on the labour intensive side. Not the case with this end grain cutting board. - [Make a pizza peel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-pizza-peel/) - A pizza peel is a great way to move a fresh pizza into and out of a hot oven without burning yourself. This peel was made entirely from shop offcuts, and best of all, it can easily be made in a single weekend. - [Tea light holder with a planished copper reflector](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tea-light-holder-with-a-planished-copper-reflector/) - This easy project makes a great present for anyone on your gift-giving list. Just be sure to make an extra for yourself. - [Build a Box with Diamond Pegged and Bevelled Corners](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-box-with-diamond-pegged-and-bevelled-corners/) - Bevelled corners are visually very clean, but they can be on the weak side. Learn a new technique to add strength and style to a box with bevelled corners. - [Make a simple textured box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-simple-textured-box/) - These boxes are so easy and fun to make, you won’t know when to stop. Grab a few small pieces of wood and see where this basic starting point takes you. - [Upholster a Simple Cushion](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/upholster-a-simple-cushion/) - With only a few items from a fabric store, and no experience, you can make a simple, customized upholstered cushion for a piece of furniture. - [Make a smartphone case](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-smartphone-case/) - Technology is often shiny and cold to the hands and eyes. Pairing these modern objects with wood is a great way to visually and physically warm them up. - [Open a little library at your home](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/open-a-little-library-at-your-home/) - If you’re looking for a way to get to know your neighbours, and show off your woodworking skills, this project is for you. The little library movement is gaining strength, and woodworkers everywhere are playing a large role. - [Make a Business Card Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-business-card-holder/) - What better way to show off your woodworking skills, and start a conversation, than with an eye-catching business card holder. - [Make a tablet stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-tablet-stand/) - If you have a friend or family member who has a tablet, this stand makes a perfect gift. It combines both function and looks, and can be made to suit just about any tablet. - [Decorative Fridge Magnets](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/decorative-fridge-magnets/) - These little magnets are quick and easy to make, very functional and will be used for years. As gifts they will remind your friends and family about you each and every day. - [The Chessboard Cheeseboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-chessboard-cheeseboard/) - Forget about perfecting your hand-cut dovetails, three-way mitre joints, and French polishes. If you want to impress people with your woodworking skills, crank out a few of these beauties. A popular gift, they serve multiple purposes from trivets to cheese trays to cutting boards. - [Make a Set of Inlaid Earrings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-set-of-inlaid-earrings/) - A plow plane is not that hard to use, especially if you know a few tricks. This fun jewelry project is the perfect project to get some practice. - [Make a Lily Pad Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-lily-pad-box/) - Similar to a bandsaw box, I made this small box with the help of my scrollsaw. It can be crafted in many shapes inspired by the natural world. Leaves, flowers and stars are a few options if you want to design a similar box. - [Make a simple box with inlay using hand tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-simple-box-with-inlay-using-hand-tools/) - Many of the techniques used to make this box could be completed with machinery, but since this box was designed to teach people some basic hand tool skills, that will be the focus of this article. - [Make a Knife Block](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-knife-block/) - This challenging project will get lots of use over the years, and will allow you to show off your woodworking skills. - [Build a timeless jewellery box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-timeless-jewellery-box/) - Even if you’re not addicted to jewellery, you likely know someone who is. Grab some figured woods and exotics and have fun making this timeless jewellery box. - [Make a simple vase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-simple-vase/) - This simple vase is easy to make and will impress your friends. You can also dip into your offcut bin and use up some of those exotics you have been cherishing. - [Make a sushi geta](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-sushi-geta/) - This is a perfect project to increase your proficiency with the scrollsaw and a few hand tools. It also makes an ideal gift for the sushi-lover in your life. - [Hall hooks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hall-hooks/) - Around our house, the coming of winter is not a welcome time of the year. Coats, hats, scarves and more tend to clutter an otherwise tidy hall. - [Intarsia clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/intarsia-clock/) - The entire project can be built in an afternoon from scrap wood found lying around the shop. - [Display ladder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/display-ladder/) - There’s something nostalgic about an old wooden ladder. - [The saw tie](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-saw-tie/) - Every well-dressed woodworker should have a wooden tie. This project is fun to make and even more fun to wear. - [Fancy business card cases](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fancy-business-card-cases/) - Make these fancy card-holders – by the dozen – and you’ll become a favourite woodworker among your family and friends. - [Two-sided picture frame](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/two-sided-picture-frame/) - Although not obvious at first, this is a two-sided picture frame. The removable end piece of the inner frame allows both sides to be presentable. Simply rotate the inner frame to display the photo on the opposite side. - [Tidy up with this firewood box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tidy-up-with-this-firewood-box/) - This project challenges the common belief that you need a full range of tools and well-developed skills to make high quality projects. - [Candle stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/candle-stand-accent-your-favourite-candle/) - This is a functional, easy-to-build project. - [Butterfly earrings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/butterfly-earrings/) - These earrings fit the bill, providing not only an easy to make gift idea but also serving as an ideal way to display the beauty of wood. - [Potato bin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/potato-bin/) - Here is a handy bin for storing potatoes, onions and garlic. Unless otherwise stated, all stock is 3/4" thick. - [Mirror frame](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mirror-frame/) - As an Intarsia project it is fairly straightforward. The challenge begins when you add the mirror. - [Wooden wheel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wooden-wheel/) - People love the look of old-style wooden wheels, but being able to make them is another thing. - [Picture frames](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/frames/) - This article leads you through the process of making picture frames using only a table saw and a router (with a combination of router bits). - [Coat hanger mirror](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/coat-hanger-mirror/) - If you have ever rushed out of the house without a quick look in the mirror, and later been caught with 'bed head' or 'bad hair', you already know how helpful a hallway mirror can be. - [Pet urn](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pet-urn/) - A wooden casket is a wonderful way to honour a beloved pet. - [Incense holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/incense-holder/) - An incense holder is also a great way to highlight a nice piece of wood that you may have. - [Desk top organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/desk-top-organizer/) - Keep your papers organized with this easy-to-build organizer. - [Desk clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/desk-clock/) - Clocks make wonderful gifts anytime. I make them to sell, give as gifts, and take commissions to customize them. - [Skateboard Deck](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/skateboard-deck/) - Here's a chance to try something a little different. No square stock, no crisply executed joinery and, although there is a lot of gluing up of material, you don’t need a rack of expensive clamps. - [Fishing rod stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fishing-rod-stand/) - If the thought of going fishing brings to mind rooting around your basement or garage, untangling your hooks and lines, then this fishing rod stand might be just the lure that you need to get your fishing equipment organized. - [Build a textured tealight holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-textured-tealight-holder/) - This is the perfect project to introduce yourself to adding texture to wood. - [Step Stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/step-stool/) - Get a step up on things with this handy little kitchen or shop accessory. - [Make a rustic coat rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-rustic-coat-rack/) - A coat tree is a great way for kids to show off their woodworking skills, and live edge material is all the rage these days. - [Cutting board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cutting-board/) - This cutting board, with the end grain showing on top, harkens back to the old style butcher block. - [Chalkboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chalkboard/) - Kids love chalkboards, and the bigger the better. Whether it's to play a quick game of tic-tac-toe, or to draw a picture, your children will be drawn to, and drawing on this chalkboard. - [Spice rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spice-rack/) - This simple spice rack keeps your spices close at hand when cooking. You can either hang it from the wall or sit it on the counter, using its optional base. - [Companion cremation urn](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/companion-cremation-urn/) - This urn consists of three parts: the lid, the container, and the base. For the lid with the laser engraving on page 16, I chose walnut and red alder. Red alder is an ideal wood for laser engraving. The container consists of walnut and birds-eye maple. The base is maple. - [Patio tray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/patio-tray/) - This simple tray will make outdoor meals much easier this summer. You can use it to carry the small items you need out to your patio table from the kitchen, then back inside again. - [Coasters](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/coasters/) - These coasters, both functional and decorative, provide a great way to use up some of those little gems that you have squirreled away. - [Sierra Wooden Pen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sierra-wooden-pen/) - Regardless of what the computer manufacturers say, handwriting is far from being a lost art. - [Wine Rack with Serving Tray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wine-rack-with-serving-tray/) - This simple to build wine rack will store up to eight one-litre bottles of wine. - [Pocket Business Card Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pocket-business-card-holder/) - If you sell the woodworking products that you make, it’s a good idea to always carry your business cards with you. - [Oriental Style Display Stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/oriental-style-display-stand/) - This Oriental style stand looks just as good displaying your favourite indoor plant as it does a more traditional bonsai. - [Maple Knife Block](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/maple-knife-block/) - This handy knife block keeps your knives organized, sharp and at hand. - [Floor Clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/floor-clock/) - Our youngest daughter married last year and moved halfway across the province. As a father and a woodworker, I wanted to build the newlyweds a special gift that would remind them of us. - [Cane Saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cane-saw/) - While canes (or walking sticks) aren’t as trendy or as prevalent as they once were, the dapper woodworker can still be the envy of the neighborhood with this unique and stylish ‘cane saw’. - [Shaker Bentwood Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/shaker-bentwood-box/) - The Shaker tradition of simplicity in design continues to hold sway in Hampton, New Brunswick where Brent Rourke makes traditionally inspired oval boxes. - [Cake Knife](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cake-knife/) - This knife, with its customized inlay, makes a wonderful wedding gift and keepsake. - [Mantel clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mantel-clock/) - Brighten up a fireplace mantel, hall table, night stand – in fact any room - with this heritage style mantel clock. - [Inlaid Cutting Board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/inlaid-cutting-board/) - The attention to detail on this cutting board allows you to take something very utilitarian and make it beautiful and meaningful. - [Tall case clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tall-case-clock/) - Exquisite materials and a stylish design come together to make this living room centerpiece. - [Build an Electric Guitar - Part 2](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-electric-guitar-part-2/) - In this second of a two-part series, we take a look at how the neck is made, the fret work is completed and, finally, how to apply a finish to this beautiful instrument. - [Hot Pipe Bent Salad Tongs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hot-pipe-bent-salad-tongs/) - Bending wood is one of the most exciting and magical things a woodworker will ever experience. - [Foot Stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/foot-stool/) - Have fun with your child building this ideal first project foot stool. - [Build an Electric Guitar - Without the Fancy Tools](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-electric-guitar-without-the-fancy-tools/) - If you’ve ever thought of building an electric guitar but didn’t like the idea of needing a number of specialized tools, we’ve got a surprise for you. This method allows you to make an incredible instrument without any specialized luthier tools. - [Make your own skateboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-your-own-skateboard/) - Getting kids into the shop to work on a joint project can be difficult to do at times – not with this project. - [Walnut mailbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mailbox/) - For those of you who are lucky enough to get home mail delivery, a handmade wooden mailbox gives you a chance to show off your woodworking skills to all who come to your front door. - [Build Your Own Picture Frames](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-your-own-picture-frames/) - Rather than buy the same, standard picture frames that everyone has on their wall, learn how to make your own and a world of possibilities will present itself to you. - [Chopsticks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chop-sticks/) - This hand-made set of chopsticks will make a great non-traditional gift for the sushi-lover on your Christmas list. - [Cutting Boards](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cutting-boards/) - The Gift That Keeps On Giving - [Creating a Bandsaw Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/creating-a-bandsaw-box/) - This style of box, with its curves and multiple drawers, can seem a bit intimidating at first glance. Once you realize how simple this style of box is to make, you’re likely to start creating your own designs. And once you start, these little pieces are very addictive. - [Build a tea-light candle holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-tea-light-candle-holder/) - Choose from either an Art Nouveau- or Art Deco-inspired design when making this great accent lighting project. - [Sundial](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sundial/) - This project will not only be a great conversation starter, it will also help keep you on time. - [Build a patio harvest table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-patio-harvest-table/) - There’s something about the simplicity of a table, and the joy of sharing a meal with friends around a handcrafted piece of furniture that brings a smile to the heart. What makes this table even more attractive to build is the fact that it looks a lot more difficult to build than it actually is. - [Lamp pulls](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lamp-pulls-2/) - Most ceiling fans, and many lamps, come with lower quality, machine turned pulls. They are practical, but they are often far from attractive. So, why not replace those pulls with an attractive piece made from turned exotic wood? - [Turn a lidded chalice](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-lidded-chalice/) - A lidded chalice is an interesting switch in the production of vessels on a woodturning lathe. It expands the process of hollowing, as well as lid fitting. It also allows a box to be made with a decorative finial. - [Build a Turned Wave Platter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-turned-wave-platter/) - Use your lathe to turn an offset platter with wave-like undulations on its surface. It’s easier than you’d think. - [A Split-Turned Rocking Vessel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-split-turned-rocking-vessel/) - These eye-catching rocking vessels are fun to make and will allow you to show off your skills. The learning curve is steep, but after making one or two you will be ready to experiment with different shapes and forms. - [Natural edge hollow vessels](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/natural-edge-hollow-vessels/) - Turning a natural edge hollow is no different than turning an even rimmed hollow vessel - all the same rules apply. - [Turn a pencil crayon pen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-pencil-crayon-pen/) - You may have seen these turned pens made from pencil crayons before, but you’ve probably never seen one that’s so easy to make. Forget about resins, casting and pressure pots. All you need here is plenty of CA glue. - [Make a LÖFFTEL](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-lofftel/) - A Löfftel is a spatula / spoon hybrid that’s sort of the multi-tool of cooking. Make one today and you’ll forever wonder what you did without it. - [Carve a curvy spoon](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/carve-a-curvy-spoon/) - Great for measuring ground coffee or mixing up a few ingredients, this spoon has enough curves to also catch everyone’s eye. - [Turn a sunrise bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-sunrise-bowl/) - Adding some contrasting, figured wood to a piece is sometimes all that's needed in order to make it stand out from the crowd. - [Turn an Open-Backed Clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-an-open-backed-clock/) - This fun and functional project can be made by any novice wood turner. - [Turn a four-sided hollow vessel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-four-sided-hollow-vessel/) - If you want to take your hollow turning to the next level to create something unique this approach will intrigue you. And don't stop here – try your hand at creating an eight-sided vessel, or possibly cut the turning across the grain, rather than with the grain. - [Turn a Salad Bowl with a Textured Band](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/woodturning-bowl-design-create-the-perfect-salad-bowl/) - A large salad bowl is one of the most sought after woodturning bowl designs. Here’s how to turn one that you can be proud of. - [Ruffled Bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ruffled-bowl/) - If a stunning centerpiece, or a unique gift, is what you’re after, look no further. This turned and shaped piece of wood art is a lot of fun to build, and can be modified in many different ways to suit your taste. - [Turn an Eccentric Pedestal Bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-an-eccentric-pedestal-bowl/) - Follow the steps properly and you will open your eyes to the wonderful world of eccentric turning. Once you finish this piece, and have a good command of the process, you’ll be able to design all sorts of interesting and unique eccentric turnings. - [Turn some spin tops](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-some-spin-tops/) - Turning spin tops is easy, highly productive and lots of fun. And if you’re into craft shows, they’re good sellers. - [Making Turned Boxes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/making-turned-boxes/) - The great thing about box making is that it can be a good way of using up a small piece of wood, even an offcut, that might otherwise end up being discarded. It can be transformed into a thing of beauty, using your imagination, originality and skill. - [Turn a Saueracker Shell](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-saueracker-shell/) - This is one of those turning projects that looks much harder than it is. With a little patience, you, and the finished piece, can come out looking pretty smart. - [Turn a Corkscrew and Bottle Stopper Combo](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-corkscrew-and-bottle-stopper-combo/) - If you like wine and pizza, this turning project is for you. Fire up the lathe, then get ready to uncork the wine. - [Artisan rolling pin](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/artisan-rolling-pin/) - This project includes a versatile stand that lets you choose between displaying your handiwork on the countertop and hanging it from the wall. - [Turn a Christmas ornament](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turn-a-christmas-ornament/) - Christmas ornaments are fun projects that can be as easy or difficult as you choose to make them. Whatever style you make, be sure to make many…not only for gifts, but to practice the correct technique. - [15-minute sand timer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/15-minute-sand-timer/) - This 15-minute sand timer incorporates a little faceplate turning with some spindle work. - [Burl platter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/burl-platter/) - We show you hot to turn a shallow, natural-edged dish with an African Blackwood foot. - [Four centre vase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/four-centre-vase/) - Don’t let the title of this project frighten you. It’s actually quite simple. - [Doughnut chuck](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/doughnut-chuck/) - The first thing that many woodturners do when seeing a new bowl or hollow form is to pick it up and look at the bottom. - [Ornament display stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ornament-display-stand/) - This easy project can make a nice table accent. - [Spanish olive hollow vessel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spanish-olive-hollow-vessel/) - The body of this piece is turned from one piece of Spanish Olive. - [Two earrings, one turning](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/two-earrings-one-turning/) - These earrings are turned as one piece, then cut into two and shaped off the lathe. - [Captive ring rattle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/captive-ring-rattle/) - This form of turned rattle has been around, in various forms, for many years. It is used here to offer good spindle and skew practice. - [Magic wands](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/magic-wands/) - The magic is in the making of these fanciful wooden wands. - [Tri-coloured inlay bud vase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tri-coloured-inlay-bud-vase/) - This vase, inlaid with three different types of material, makes this just a bit more challenging of a project. - [Kitchen scoop](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/kitchen-scoop/) - Scoops were used many years ago for all sorts of condiments such as salt, sugar, coffee, and even loose tea. Although they have been replaced in today's modern kitchen, they can be used to accent your décor. - [Napkin rings and stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/napkin-rings-and-stand/) - These napkin rings and stand make an attractive table piece. They also fit nicely together for easy storage when not in use. - [Textured bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/textured-bowl/) - This is a fairly plain, semi-shallow bowl. However, add a little texturing on the bottom, and a lovely bead just below the rim, and you have a much more attractive bowl. - [Pen stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pen-stand/) - Tired of patting all those papers on your desk, looking for that pen you just set down? - [Square dish](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/square-dish/) - Most people think of bowls as being round. In all fairness, they usually are. However, sometimes it’s fun and interesting to try turning something new. - [Ball box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ball-box/) - This ‘ball box’ offers an excellent opportunity to develop and practice your hollow turning, as the body wall is the same thickness at all points. - [Candlestick](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/candlestick/) - Turners often look at old logs and broken branches, imagining what they could turn out of them. - [Mystery coin capsule](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mystery-coin-capsule/) - When this project is complete, the turned piece has a coin inside. The intriguing thing about this turning is that although there is obviously a coin inside, the way that the coin got inside is not so obvious. - [Sports frame](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sports-frame/) - This photo frame is just the thing to keep and display all your MVP’s sport photos. - [Travel mirror](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/travel-mirror/) - Sometimes you just need a quick look in the mirror to know everything is alright. - [Decorative owl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/decorative-owl/) - Because of its many round masses of feathers, an owl is an excellent subject to make using a wood with character. - [Christmas tree ornament](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/christmas-tree-ornament/) - These turned decorative balls are a big hit at Christmas time and make wonderful gifts. - [Fireplace screen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fireplace-screen/) - Build a gorgeous wooden fireplace screen to liven up any room. - [Shipswheel nutcracker](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/shipswheel-nutcracker/) - This is a great project to use as a holiday gift for when you are visiting friends and relatives. It is an especially effective gift when presented with a nice selection of nuts in the shell. - [Rustic Log Candle Stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/rustic-log-candle-stand/) - This candle stand is quite unique, with the base appearing rather natural and rugged, seemingly untouched, while the top is a smooth, turned surface. - [Mallet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mallet/) - This turned mallet uses purple heart for the handle and osage orange for the head. - [Plumb Bob](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/plumb-bob/) - Although there are many different styles of plumb bobs, they all, in essence, do the same thing: they enable you to establish a vertical line. Plumb bobs are one of the earliest tools know to man. - [Spindles](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spindles/) - Many of us are not that fascinated with the art of spindle turning. There doesn’t seem to be as much fame and glory in it as there might be in bowl work, hollow forms, or as some people call it, "wood art." - [Miniature Clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/miniature-clock/) - I like to give gifts that are hand made, and because I’m a notoriously cheap person, it’s a good thing I’ve got a little wood shop! Personally I don’t think there’s anything nicer than things made from beautifully figured wood. - [Exotic wood dusting brush](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/exotic-wood-dusting-brush/) - This handy brush is great for getting at any hard to reach places, and is especially suited for dusting your computer's keyboard. It is a simple spindle turning project that becomes extraordinary when you use any one of a variety of beautiful exotic woods. - [Candle holders](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/candle-holders/) - In this article I describe turning a piece of wood that is not round, and retains its square corners. - [The Bluenose](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-bluenose/) - Canada's Bluenose was a positively magnificent ship and an important part of Canada's history. - [Ring stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ring-stand/) - This is an easy project that is a great spindle exercise. You can make it an elaborate piece, with multiple woods, as shown in this article, or you can make it from one piece of wood. - [Napkin holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/napkin-holder/) - While this article is written primarily for novice scrollers, advanced scrollers may be interested in the technique I used to attach the pattern to the project pieces. - [Lidded antler bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lidded-antler-bowl/) - The piece is actually comprised of a few different woods, but the main focal point is the elk antler, which makes up the body of the bowl. This project incorporates some box making techniques as well as bowl turning techniques. - [Chess Set - Part 3](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chess-set-part-3/) - In this final article Bruce shows you how to decorate the tops of the queens, rooks, bishops and kings. - [Wedding Goblet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wedding-goblet/) - This goblet with its two captive rings on the stem, symbolizes everlasting love between a bride and groom, and signifies a strong bond for the couple’s future. - [Chess Set - Part 2](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chess-set-part-2/) - Last issue, Bruce talked about using traditional ring turning to make the heads of the knights. Now he turns to the bases for all the chess pieces. - [Chess Set - Part 1](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chess-set-part-1/) - Chess is one of the world’s most popular games. In this first article, I will begin with the most challenging part, turning the knights. - [Key Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/key-holder/) - Give anybody a knife and a piece of wood and their natural instinct is to start making notches. - [Cherry Serving Tray](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cherry-serving-tray/) - A serving tray is a great way to embellish any dining room table. Try different woods for dramatically different results. - [Laminated Ring Stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/laminated-ring-stand/) - A ring stand is the perfect gift idea for that special lady who needs a place to put her rings on a nightstand or dresser when retiring for the evening. - [Custom tool handle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/custom-tool-handle/) - Making a new tool handle is an enjoyable process that provides you with the opportunity to further develop your design skills. - [Lidded Jewellery Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lidded-jewellery-box/) - One of the most popular items to make when you decide to take up woodturning is a lidded box. This turned box is an excellent study of different techniques to add to your repertoire. - [Honey Dipper](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/honey-dipper/) - Make your honey more accessible and less messy with this turned project. - [Keepsake Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/keepsake-box/) - People love to hold on to little items with sentimental value. This project is perfect for keep­ing your most precious objects safe and sound. - [Turning a Fruit Platter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turning-a-fruit-platter/) - With proper planning and wood selection, you’re set to turn the perfect platter to present a beautiful, healthy afternoon snack – fruit. - [Inside-Outside Ornament](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/inside-out-ornament/) - You don’t have to tell your guests this delicate ornament was easier to make than Christmas dinner. - [Expandable Bracelet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/expandable-bracelet/) - Turn one of these beautiful bracelets for a special girl in your life and leave everyone else wondering how you drilled those tiny little holes around a curve. - [Turning a Pen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turning-a-pen/) - Inspired to create some sawdust but want something quick and easy? Turning a pen might just be the thing for you. - [Christmas ornament](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/christmas-ornament/) - Turn this heirloom-quality Christmas ornament for someone special on your list this year. - [Garden Dibbler](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/garden-dibbler/) - Autumn is the perfect time to get outside and add to your garden. In fact, you’ll probably have enough time to turn a garden dibbler and get outside to plant on the same weekend. - [Build a plywood bike jump](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-plywood-bike-jump/) - Riding bikes is a whole lot of fun for kids, and this jump will crank up the fun even more. - [Magic square puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/magic-square-puzzle-2/) - The Magic Square puzzle originated in China more than 3,000 years ago. - [Build an Indoor Bouldering Wall for Kids](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-indoor-bouldering-wall-for-kids/) - Kids love to climb. Unfortunately, for most jumpy parents, kids often want to do it in the most dangerous places – like from rolling-desk-chair to top-of-fridge. In just one weekend, this fun project can channel those vertical compulsions somewhere a little safer. - [Flags Puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/flags-puzzle/) - It’s rewarding to be able to share your woodworking interests with family, friends, and colleagues during festive seasons. Make a few of these puzzles so you can have one around, and also give a few away. - [How To Make a Double-Sided Board Game](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/how-to-make-a-double-sided-checker-board/) - Whether you're relaxing by the lake, or having some quiet family time in your backyard, board games are great fun to have around. They're even more fun to play if you built them yourself. - [Build a kids’ train set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-kids-train-set/) - This fun train set is a simple project to make, will introduce kids to how enjoyable woodworking can be and will allow you to spend some time with your children. - [Make a 3D Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-3d-wooden-jigsaw-puzzle/) - Whether working alone or with friends and family, assembling a jigsaw puzzle can be fun, and completing one can be very gratifying. The same can be said about making one, and watching someone enjoy putting it together (or at least trying to) is especially enjoyable. - [Build a Magic Cube](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-magic-cube/) - All children have a natural love for toys, but they also have a natural interest in tricks. This magic cube will grab the attention of any child, and will cause adults to wonder how it was done too. - [Make a Set of Kids’ Playing Card Holders](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-set-of-kids-playing-card-holders/) - If you have kids or grandchildren who would like to play card games, but are having trouble holding a mitt full of cards, here’s your answer. Make a few extras while you’re at it, as I’m sure there are other kids in your life who would like to receive one as a gift. - [Tangrams](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tangrams/) - There is nothing like a simple puzzle to occupy a lazy afternoon. The best types of puzzles are those that are hard to put away, and this project is definitely one of those. - [Build a Time Delay Exploding Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-time-delay-exploding-box/) - This is a fun weekend project for woodworkers who are long on enthusiasm and short on time – or short of holiday gifts. - [Make a Pen-Holder Puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-pen-holder-puzzle/) - Wood can do some wonderful things, and one of them is compress. Use hot water to create this trick pen holder; I bet few of your friends will be able to figure out how it was put together. - [Devil Amongst the Tinkers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/devil-amongst-the-tinkers/) - This fast-moving game is easy to make, easy to play and is sure to provide lots of laughs. - [Three-way cross puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/three-way-cross-puzzle/) - This puzzle not only challenges you to separate the three pieces but to re assemble them as well. - [Wooden cube puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wooden-cube-puzzle/) - The seven shapes in this puzzle represent all the ways three or four cubes can be arranged, other than in a straight line. - [Activity centre](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/activity-centre/) - Keep your child entertained with this activity centre. Tape paper to it, stock it with paints and crayons and let them be creative. - [“C” cab stake truck](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/c-cab-stake-truck/) - Here is a cool toy that you can build over a few evenings or on the weekend. - [Pyramid puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pyramid-puzzle/) - This is a “put-together” puzzle made up of two identical pieces that, when placed together, make a pyramid or tetrahedron (a 3-sided pyramid). - [Lie detector puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lie-detector-puzzle/) - This is a fun project that is easy to make and will create lots of laughs at a party. It has been around for many years and has been called many names. - [Magic four puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/magic-four-puzzle/) - The object of this puzzle is to make up five shapes with the four pieces. - [Secret compartment boxes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/secret-compartment-boxes/) - Could there be a more interesting gift than a secret compartment and hidden treasure? - [Disappearing dime puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/disappearing-dime-puzzle/) - Place a dime in the hole of the coin block. When you push the coin block into the wooden pocket, the dime disappears. - [Making beautiful boomerangs – part 1](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/making-beautiful-boomerangs-part-1/) - This is the first part of a two-part article on making laminated boomerangs. - [Making beautiful boomerangs – part 2](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/making-beautiful-boomerangs-part-2/) - This is the final part of our two-part article on making laminated boomerangs. - [Turning classic tops](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/turning-classic-tops/) - Wooden tops have fascinated children down through the ages with their mystifying ability to defy the laws of gravity. Who knew that physics could be so much fun? - [Egg puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/egg-puzzle/) - This is a simple, yet entertaining puzzle. The object of the puzzle is to make the bird and fish shapes from pieces of the egg. - [Wine bottle puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wine-bottle-puzzle/) - To enjoy this wine you have to solve the puzzle. - [Sandwich puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sandwich-puzzle/) - The object of the sandwich puzzle is to assemble the 6 inside pieces so that they fit neatly between the 2 outside pieces. - [Whale trap](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/whale-trap/) - Poor Willy the Whale is locked in a trap. The object of the puzzle is to free Willy. - [Star puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/star-puzzle/) - The object of this puzzle is to fit the seven pieces together, so that they fit into the outline and form a star. - [Coin box puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/coin-box/) - This unusual coin box is made from six pieces of solid wood. - [Jailhouse](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/jailhouse/) - The object of this puzzle is to open the jailhouse by removing two bars. - [Triangle puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/triangle-puzzle/) - This is a put-together puzzle that is very challenging. - [Tower of brahma puzzle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tower-of-brahma-puzzle/) - The object of this puzzle is to transfer all the discs to another peg, one at a time, never placing a larger disc on a smaller one. - [Give me your heart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/give-me-your-heart/) - For woodworkers who like to give their sweetie something different, this project is for you. - [Airplane](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/airplane/) - As the propeller turns, imagination sparks, and in a child's mind, they are soaring amongst the clouds. - [Toy Train](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/toy-train/) - Trains, boats and planes seem to fascinate both young and old. - [Make a children's sleigh](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-childrens-sleigh/) - Rather than spend another Canadian winter waiting for spring, get outside, enjoy the snow and pretend you’re a kid again! - [Children's Blocks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/childrens-blocks/) - Toys make great Christmas presents. This project doesn’t require a lot of skill, and if you have the time and inclination, it’s a good excuse to pick up some pyrography equipment. - [Make a dovetail guide](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-dovetail-guide/) - A guide to help you easily cut perfectly angled dovetail pins and tails more quickly and accurately with less effort. - [Make some push blocks](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-some-push-blocks/) - A good push block (or two) is an essential accessory to a table saw, bandsaw, router table or jointer. There are many commercially available ones, but I prefer to make my own. - [Build your own drum sander](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-your-own-drum-sander/) - It is small and light, can be bolted to the top of a workbench, and the motor can be interchanged with other machines. - [Marking gauge](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/marking-gauge/) - This marking gauge is handy to have at hand whether you are laying out joinery, using it as a depth gauge, or simply using it to transfer a measurement to another location. - [Mortising Mallet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mortising-mallet/) - You’ll make quick work of chopping mortises with this easy to build mallet. - [The humble hammer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-humble-hammer-2/) - This ancient tool is just as crucial to have in your workshop as it ever was. Though there are many options when building a hammer, here’s one with a brass head and nicely shaped wood handle. - [Traditional Hook Knife](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/traditional-hook-knife-2/) - Hook, crooked or bent - whatever you like to call them, these knives are exceptionally versatile tools that you can make yourself. - [Make a Scratch Stock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-scratch-stock/) - This shop-made tool will help you customize small mouldings, as well as add pleasant details to the edges of surfaces. Whether it’s a bead, a groove or something else entirely, a scratch stock will add a third dimension to your work. - [Make a wood hand plane in an afternoon](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-wood-hand-plane-in-an-afternoon/) - Wooden planes offer flexibility that is unmatched by metal planes. Using the same construction, a plane can easily be made long or short, wide or narrow, or radiused across the width or the length of the sole. - [Make a depth gauge](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-depth-gauge/) - For most of us, measuring depth is just a matter of putting a ruler into the mortise and taking a reading. However, there are times when even our skinniest ruler won’t fit. That’s where a depth gauge comes in. - [Make your own bow saw](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-your-own-bow-saw/) - This traditional bow saw is great for many tasks around the shop. It’s also a lot of fun to make. - [Measuring gauge](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/measuring-gauge/) - Use this gauge for measuring the depth of dadoes, mortises, and other recesses where precision is critical. - [Marking knife](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/marking-knife/) - The Marking Knife is one tool that will not only improve the marks you make to guide your cuts, it will also be a welcome addition to your collection of hand tools. - [Krenov Style Hand Plane](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/krenov-style-hand-plane/) - This Krenov style plane, named after James Krenov, is quite easy to make. And, when fitted with a Hock iron, it is sure to cut every bit as nicely as a high-end bronze low-angle plane. - [Spokeshave](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spokeshave/) - This is an easy and enjoyable project to make and a great way to use up some exotic off-cuts. - [Making a wooden smoothing plane](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/making-a-wooden-smoothing-plane/) - Making your own plane is a great shop project that results in a fine tool that you will use on a regular basis. - [New heights for an old friend](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/new-heights-for-an-old-friend/) - The only thing more dependable than a shop-made sawhorse is an adjustable one. - [Just the essentials: world's simplest router table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/just-the-essentials-worlds-simplest-router-table/) - This bare-bones router table can be made in no time and will give woodworkers of all skill levels a functional fixture to up their routing skills and improve their efficiency. - [The mighty foldable sawhorse: strong and stable](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-mighty-foldable-sawhorse-strong-and-stable/) - There’s nothing better than a silent partner you can always rely on. Build a pair of foldable sawhorses and you might not have to wait for your spouse or neighbour to come home in order to get some work done in your shop. - [Build a sturdy thickness planer cart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-sturdy-thickness-planer-cart/) - This project provides solid support and an easy way to move your thickness planer out so you can use it efficiently and effectively. It’s not flashy, but it’s very practical. - [Easy build tool tote](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/easy-build-tool-tote/) - This toolbox tote is easy to build and makes home repairs much easier, because all your tools are close at hand at the work site. - [Oak plywood hand tool cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/oak-plywood-hand-tool-cabinet/) - Whatever your needs, this safe, accessible, and relatively dust free storage cabinet is just the thing for your shop. - [Hinged Storage Panels](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hinged-storage-panels/) - Using wall space efficiently plays a key role in keeping a small shop running smoothly and safely. These panels can be customized to the size you need, and almost any smaller tool can be housed on them. - [Ceiling-Mounted Adjustable Table Saw Guard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ceiling-mounted-adjustable-table-saw-guard/) - This inexpensive, relatively easy to make table saw guard is packed with features. Personal safety and improved dust collection are top priorities in this design. - [Build a removable outfeed table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-removable-outfeed-table/) - Improve your band saw’s ability to machine long workpieces by adding this support table. When not in use it can easily be removed and stored out of the way. - [Build a triple router table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-triple-router-table/) - Router tables are useful tools to have around, but they don’t always need to be big and fancy. This bare-bones router table is quick to set up and takes care of a few standard profiles often used in your shop. - [Build a tall vise](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-tall-vise/) - Raising a small- to medium-sized workpiece that you're working on will allow you to see it more clearly, and will ease the stress on your back. - [Build a clamp rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-clamp-rack/) - All shops have their organizational challenges, and there are as many solutions to these challenges as there are woodworkers. Here's a simple and effective way to store parallel clamps. - [Sawhorse - how to build a silent partner](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-sawhorse-how-to-build-a-silent-partner/) - We don’t have to tell you how handy sawhorses are in the shop. They act like silent partners, assisting us whenever we need extra support. - [Build a Knock-Down Finishing Rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-knock-down-finishing-rack/) - This simple rack is easy to make, and provides a lot of storage for panels while they’re being finished. It can also be adjustable to hold many more panels. - [Spray booth for small shops](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spray-booth-for-small-shops/) - Simple, lightweight and functional, this shop-made spray booth is the perfect small shop companion for your HVLP spray system. - [The ultimate router table revisited](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-ultimate-router-table-revisited/) - This router table was built 20 years ago and has stood the test of time, although over the years a few minor shortcomings have been realized. Learn how the original was built and how to tweak a new build so it’s virtually perfect. - [Rolling clamp storage](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/clamp-storage/) - Every woodworker loves clamps, but how should they be stored so they’re right beside each and every glue-up? In a dedicated storage rack on wheels, of course! - [Build a shop library](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-shop-library/) - No woodworker knows everything. Whether it’s technical information, project articles from magazines, hardware and tool catalogues or design inspiration, there are many great reasons to keep a mini-library in your shop. - [A Different Spin on Storage](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-different-spin-on-storage/) - Need more shop storage? This rotating rack can be custom- built to the size you need, and will give you flexible storage for years to come. - [Build a drill charging station](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-drill-charging-station/) - This custom-made rack will store your drills for easy access, and charge your batteries, all in one tidy area. It will also store any drill- related items in a handy drawer. - [Make a set of clamping cauls](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-set-of-clamping-cauls/) - This simple project will go a long way to improving the furniture you create. - [Rolling shop storage](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/rolling-shop-storage/) - These rolling storage cabinets will help out in more ways than you can imagine around the shop. You won’t know what you did without them. - [Auxiliary drill press table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/auxiliary-drill-press-table/) - Adding an auxiliary table to expand the work surface and accommodate accessories can enhance the functionality of the drill press and make life in the shop more enjoyable. - [Saw Blade Holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/saw-blade-holder/) - This blade holder will not only protect your sharp saw blades, and keep them well within arm’s reach, but it also won’t interfere with the regular use of your saw. - [Dado storage box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/dado-storage-box/) - This sturdy storage box will keep your blades, chippers and shims organized and safe from harm. - [Lumber rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/lumber-rack/) - I needed an inexpensive way to store rough lumber and strips of cut material. - [Rolling shop cart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/rolling-shop-cart/) - This rolling shop cart has become a 'must have' in my workshop, and I'm sure that it will become one in yours as well. - [Low cost storage](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/low-cost-storage/) - Most woodworkers could use a little help in their basement or workshop. - [Mini lathe bench and cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mini-lathe-bench-and-cabinet/) - With the prices of mini lathes plunging from approximately $600 down to $299, such lathes are finding their way into more and more workshops. - [Shaker workbench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/shaker-workbench/) - A fundamental tool in many woodshops is the workbench. If you look at photographs of shops in days gone by you will often see a craftsman working on a project using the bench as a shop tool. - [Tool tote](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tool-tote/) - This classic wooden tool tote is a great way to keep your tools organized and protected, whether you are working at your bench, or away from your shop. - [Router work station](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/router-work-station/) - Without a doubt, the router is one of the most useful tools in our shop and to really get the most out of this tool it is best to mount it in a table. - [Portable spray booth](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/portable-spray-booth/) - Hand rubbed oil and wax finishes are justifiably popular, but there are times when such a finish is not appropriate. For table tops and other surfaces subject to hard usage, water or abrasive products, a modern film finish is the best choice. - [Ultimate router fence](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/ultimate-router-fence/) - Build this rock solid fence to handle any routing task with ease and accuracy. - [Zero clearance inserts](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/zero-clearance-inserts/) - A zero clearance insert is easy to make and goes a long way in reducing tearout. - [Height Adjuster](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/height-adjuster/) - This jig will enable you to make precise height adjustments on your table saw blade or router table bits. - [Sandpaper Storage Shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sandpaper-storage-shelf/) - Organize all your sandpaper and get some practice with basic box construction at the same time. - [Panel Mitre Sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/panel-mitre-sled/) - This handy sled will help make mitres and bevels with ease. - [Build a garden tote](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-garden-tote/) - Keeping all your seeds and planting tools organized and within arm’s reach makes gardening even more enjoyable. - [Build a modern planter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-modern-planter/) - The simple lines of this planter will suit just about any yard, though you can slightly modify the look depending on the finish you apply. - [Make a railing bar](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-railing-bar/) - If you have a small patio a project like this will give you a place to pull up a chair and have a meal or drink outdoors. - [Teak patio table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/teak-patio-table/) - Teak - known for its ability to stand up to the elements - coupled with this classic design will create a set of tables you can enjoy for decades to come. - [Garden shed - from concept to completion](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/garden-shed-from-concept-to-completion/) - This versatile addition is a personalized sanctuary, storage in style, covering a host of needs. It’s also a really satisfying one- or two-person project. - [Build a backyard play structure](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-backyard-play-structure/) - Nothing says fun for kids like a swing, slide, ladder and fort crossed with a wooden bulldozer. - [Build a sapele deck box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sapele-deck-box/) - With routed mortises and other time-honored joinery, this deck box is built to last so it will enhance the look of your outdoor space for years to come. - [Build a grill house](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/grill-house/) - Anyone who loves to BBQ, and lives in Canada, knows how short the season is. This project solves our cold weather problem and opens a host of entertaining opportunities. - [Birdhouse Dimensions](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/birdhouse-dimensions/) - Looking to build a birdhouse? Here are the basic dimensions you can use to build custom homes for some commonly beautiful birds. - [Build a Gate](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-gate/) - This stylish gate, with contrasting glass panel, will be the centerpiece of your yard. - [Make a hexagonal tree bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-hexagonal-tree-bench/) - There is no better way to enjoy your time outdoors than to relax with family and friends on a bench you made with your own two hands. - [Build a hexagonal planter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-hexagonal-planter/) - Building projects for the great outdoors is always a fun thing to do, and this planter will surely turn heads. - [Build a catio - an outdoor enclosure for cats](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-catio-an-outdoor-enclosure-for-cats/) - If you have indoor cats, treat them to the ultimate play toy: An outdoor cat enclosure or 'catio' that will allow them to get physical exercise and stimulate their minds – all while spending time in the great outdoors. - [Build a backyard firewood holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-backyard-firewood-holder/) - If you use a wood burning stove to heat your home, you know how nice it is to have a nice-looking, covered area to store firewood. This is a quick project that can turn a boring woodpile into a nice yard accent. - [Build a planter box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-planter-box/) - These solid-looking planter boxes can be custom sized to fit that perfect spot in your yard. The build process is fun and easy, and the finished look is great. - [Make a twig trellis](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-twig-trellis/) - Toss your tape measure, store your square. This twig trellis is fun and easy to make, especially if you don’t like accuracy. - [Add A Sliding Seat To Your Canoe](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/add-a-sliding-seat-to-your-canoe/) - Add the comfort of an adjustable seat to your canoe to get the most from your next trip into the wilderness. - [Outdoor dining set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/outdoor-dining-set/) - This is an easy-to-build dining set that’s sturdy and won’t cost you a small fortune for materials. - [Classic garden bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/classic-garden-bench/) - This garden bench is truly a North American classic. - [Build a bat house](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-bat-house/) - Bats are unrivaled for controlling pests like mosquitoes and for both pollinating plants and dispersing seeds. This simple project will give them a nice home. - [Folding chair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/folding-chair/) - Take your own chair with you when attending outdoor events. This fold-up chair is easy to carry and comfortable to sit on. - [Outdoor storage bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/storage-bench/) - This multi-use storage bench may be a partial solution to your storage problems. With its lift-up lid, this bench will store a lot of those items that need to be available, but don't need to be seen. - [Serving cart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/serving-cart/) - This cart provides ample room to place your sauces, utensils, and other Bar-B-Q essentials. - [Display cart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/display-cart/) - This is a great cart to display anything from produce, to wooden crafts, to jewellery. - [Housing for the birds](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/housing-for-the-birds/) - Make one or more of these simple bird houses for your avian friends. - [Cedar Potting Bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cedar-potting-bench/) - Make gardening easier with this easy-to-build weekend project. - [Garden Bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/garden-bench/) - Every garden needs a garden bench – a place to rest while absorbing the beauty of nature. - [Planter box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/planter-box/) - Your patio is something to be enjoyed each summer, and this elegant planter will make your space even more enjoyable. - [English Garden Bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/english-garden-bench/) - This classic English style garden bench is a great introduction to basic mortise and tenon construction and a comfortable addition to any deck or garden. - [Wall Planter](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wall-planter/) - This attractive planter can spruce up any wall. Build it in a horizontal or vertical style, and easily modify it to hold more plants. All for under $30! - [Cedar garden bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cedar-garden-bench/) - This garden bench will make a wonderful place to relax and ponder life’s mysteries. - [Bird feeder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bird-feeder/) - Liven up your backyard with this hand-made cedar and acrylic bird feeder. - [Inlaid flower box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/inlaid-flower-box/) - When the weather turns cold, you can still add some colour and life to your home with this pint-sized flower box. - [Garden Trellis](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/garden-trellis/) - Spruce up your yard with this great looking and easy-to-build garden trellis. - [Build a custom wood fence](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/building-a-custom-fence/) - Fencing can have a dramatic impact on the curb appeal of your home, and can also provide a safer area for young children or pets to play in. - [Build a dado sled for long panels](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-dado-sled-for-long-panels/) - Most smaller panels don’t need a dedicated sled, but if you’re machining dadoes on longer panels this jig will give you accurate results with ease and allow you to create large projects in virtually no time. - [Simple compound angle drilling jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/simple-compound-angle-drilling-jig/) - If compound angles leave you scratching your head instead of boring holes, this simple and accurate drilling jig is the perfect solution. - [Spline slots made easy](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spline-slots-made-easy/) - Splined bevel joints are strong and attractive. With this simple jig, they’re also very easy to accomplish. - [Make a table saw cut-off sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-table-saw-cut-off-sled/) - This easy-to-make jig will help you cut non-standard angles on all sorts of workpieces. - [Cross cut panel sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cross-cut-panel-sled/) - If you own a table saw then one of the most useful jigs you could make is a cross cut panel sled. - [Thorne clamp jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/thorne-clamp-jig/) - Bill Thorne, an avid woodworker and mechanic from London, Ontario designed this clamping jig. - [Universal Table Saw Sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/universal-table-saw-sled/) - As woodworkers are well aware, it can be challenging to achieve accuracy and safety when working on a table saw. This multi-functional sled will help with both of these critical tasks, and open up new machining and joinery options for you, too. - [The ultimate table saw crosscut jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/the-ultimate-table-saw-crosscut-jig/) - A quality table saw crosscut jig will help you make accurate, repeatable crosscuts every time. - [Spline jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/spline-jig/) - One of the most difficult joints to assemble is the cross grain mitre joint. This joint always tends to slip out of alignment when the glue is applied. - [Countertop connector jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/countertop-connector-jig/) - It is not an attractive joint but it can be very useful when parts have to be assembled on site. - [Make a veneer-cutting jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-veneer-cutting-jig/) - Veneer is a great material to incorporate into a project, but it’s not machined in the same way solid wood is. This jig will allow you to trim veneer edges straight so they can be joined and pressed onto a substrate. - [Make a table saw mitre spline jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-table-saw-mitre-spline-jig/) - Accurately and safely machining grooves to a mitred corner will add strength and beauty to a classic joint. - [Build a veneer press table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/veneer-press-table/) - The trickiest part of working with veneer is pressing it to a substrate properly. This great little fixture is easy to make and will lend a hand when it comes to pressing veneer for your next project. - [Exact-width dado jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/exact-width-dado-jig/) - Cutting clean dados for case joinery is a fundamental skill for furniture makers. Dado joints are strong, self-squaring, and attractive. Some woodworkers don't have a dado set, so this jig allows you to use a standard-width blade to create perfectly fitting dados. Best of all, with the use of this jig, they are easy and quick to cut. - [Build a Mitre Crosscut Sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-mitre-crosscut-sled/) - This simple sled provides a safe, accurate and easy way to cut mitres on large work-pieces. - [Steady rest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/steady-rest/) - This jig is an excellent accessory for reducing stock vibration on the lathe. - [Adjuster jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/adjuster-jig/) - This adjuster adds accurate, repeatable adjustment to your jigs and fences. - [Table saw crosscut sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/table-saw-cross-cut-sled/) - A crosscut sled enables you to cut material safely and accurately. - [Tenoning jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tenoning-jig/) - This tenoning jig cuts tenon cheeks on rails safely and accurately with your table saw. - [Bench Hook](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/bench-hook/) - The bench hook is likely one of the most basic tools in the woodworker’s arsenal. - [Tapering Jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tapering-jig/) - To cut a consistent angle on the table saw with safety and precision, use a shop made tapering jig. - [Shooting Board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/shooting-board/) - Shooting boards come in various sizes. In many shops you will find two: a long shooting board for edge grain, and a shorter version for trimming end grain. - [Push block system](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/push-block-system/) - Safety is all about putting some distance between your body parts and the sharp metal bits that shape wood. - [Miter Sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/miter-sled/) - With this sled you can quickly and easily make perfectly fitting miter joints. - [Flush trim router jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/flush-trim-router-jig/) - When working with sheet stock, thick solid wood edge banding will give you greater design flexibility than thin commercially available iron-on veneer tape. Use this jig and your router to trim edge banding flush with the surface of your sheet stock. - [Milling table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/milling-table/) - Use this jig to mill boards too wide to run through your thickness planer. - [Adjustable circle-cutting jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/adjustable-circle-cutting-jig/) - This jig will cut any circle you need for those special curvy projects. - [Reversible mortise jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/reversible-mortise-jig/) - There is still hope for those of us who don’t have a commercial jig for cutting a mortise and tenon joint. - [Veneer jointing jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/veneer-jointing-jig/) - This quick and easy jig makes short work of jointing veneer to produce virtually invisible seams. - [Adjustable Crosscut Sled](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/adjustable-crosscut-sled/) - Make accurate and dependable 90° cuts with this adjustable table saw sled. - [Elliptical Router Jig](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/elliptical-router-jig/) - An ellipse is fairly easy to make, and looks very impressive. All you need is an accurate jig. - [Build a hidden hinged spice rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-hidden-hinged-spice-rack/) - This under-cabinet spice storage rack will work wonders to organize that cluttered spice storage area in one of your kitchen cabinets. It can be customized to fit under any cabinet you have. - [Install built-in closet shelving](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/install-built-in-closet-shelving/) - Maximize your closet space by outfitting it with custom built-in shelving. - [Make a hidden pot lid holder](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-hidden-pot-lid-holder/) - Pot lids get knocked around and generally cause problems in most pot and pan drawers. This simple addition will bring harmony to a busy area of the kitchen. - [Wave-Edge cedar deck](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wave-edge-cedar-deck/) - Make some waves: Add beautiful curves and solid craftsmanship to a backyard deck that you'll enjoy with family and friends for decades to come. - [Build custom interior doors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-custom-interior-doors/) - Solid hardwood, coupled with a unique design and time-honoured joinery, makes for a stunning look. - [Make a sliding door](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-sliding-door/) - A sliding door should be considered a piece of art hanging on the wall. It should be nicely made and should always showcase beautiful wood. - [Making an entrance….GRAND!](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/making-an-entrance-grand/) - Your home’s front entrance is the first thing that greets both you and your visitors, making a statement about you, your home and what’s within. - [Build a Solid (Yet Playful) Entry Door](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-solid-yet-playful-entry-door/) - There are few houses with a truly special entry door. Learn how to create a unique door that can be customized with just about any shape or motif imaginable. - [Entry door](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/entry-door/) - A beautiful set of hand made doors can have a significant visual impact to the “first impression” visitors have of your home. - [Simple, quick and cost-effective: your new closet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/simple-quick-and-cost-effective-your-new-closet/) - Many people would like more storage, but they aren’t using the storage they already have efficiently. This fast and easy closet update makes good use of the closet space you have. - [Design and build a wall unit](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/design-and-build-a-wall-unit/) - Wall units are complex projects, but with the right approach, and a good idea of the final fit and function in mind, they’re not beyond most intermediate level woodworkers. Learn these wall unit basics, so you can design and build one of your own. - [Faux fireplace mantle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/faux-fireplace-mantle/) - Add flair and ambiance with this faux fireplace. - [Wooden floor vents](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wooden-floor-vents/) - Making your own wooden floor vents is an easy way to add the beauty and warmth of wood to the rooms in your house. - [Under sink organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/under-sink-organizer/) - Bringing order to the under-sink chaos in your kitchen is a project that will exercise your creativity and provide you with a lasting functional improvement in your kitchen. - [Build a mirror frame](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-mirror-frame/) - Simple half-lap joints create a classic, customizable design. - [Make a space-saving live edge coat & hat rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-space-saving-live-edge-coat-hat-rack/) - Creating storage near a front door is tricky. You want enough hooks and shelves to store frequently worn items like coats and hats, but you don’t want to overwhelm an entryway with too much clutter. This coat and hat rack is the perfect solution for an already tight area. - [Build a wall shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-wall-shelf/) - This refined wall shelf is great for storing books, art and other smaller items. Although figured wood looks attractive with this design, the uncluttered lines and details will also shine with straight-grained wood. - [Kitchen shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/kitchen-shelf-2/) - This is a project that will help you get a little bit more out of the sun that may be in your kitchen. - [Add a Woven Gate to your Yard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/add-a-woven-gate-to-your-yard/) - A gate is a bit like a necktie – it gives you the opportunity to add some pizzazz to an otherwise simple look. This is a unique gate that will draw some attention, even though it’s pretty easy to build. - [A decorative frame-up](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/a-decorative-frame-up/) - Frames are a great addition to a room, whether it be surrounding a mirror in a bathroom or living room, or a painting in a dining room or bedroom. Use this method, and maybe even include a few decorative add-ons, to add a harmonious look and feel to your home. - [Build a modern floor lantern](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-modern-floor-lantern-2/) - This fun to build floor lamp will create a beautiful atmosphere in virtually any room of your house. Customize the wood species and paper shade to your liking, as this lamp will get a lot of use for years to come. - [Build an angled picture frame](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-angled-picture-frame/) - This picture frame can be custom sized to fit any artwork or photograph. An attractive frame like this can accentuate a piece of art without overpowering it. - [Torsion box shelves](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/torsion-box-shelves/) - Torsion boxes involve using a thin layer of sheet goods on both faces, held together by narrow strips of solid wood. They allow you to create thick looking and strong workpieces, but keep the weight down. Torsion box, or "hollow core" projects can be tailored to suit a budget, a look, a finish or a scale. - [Build a table lantern](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-table-lantern/) - Add some Asian flare to your décor with this stylish table lantern. - [Build a curved floor lamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-curved-floor-lamp/) - Dark winter evenings can be lit up nicely with this bent floor lamp. Great for reading and adding ambiance to a room, this project will also teach you a lot about bent laminating. - [High and Dry: A Simple, Folding Laundry Rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/high-and-dry-a-simple-folding-laundry-rack/) - There’s no cheaper way to dry your family’s laundry than to simply hang it up. If you live in an apartment or condo, or don’t want to contend with changing weather and seasons, this indoor rack is your solution. - [Rustic reflections: simple mirror frame with a weathered look](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/rustic-reflections-simple-mirror-frame-with-a-weathered-look/) - This simple frame is accentuated by a bold, distressed finish to give it some added character. There are many different types of finish you can use to customize this frame, and make it look great in your home. Learn how this finish was applied, and see a few other options for different looks. - [Levitating shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/levitating-shelf/) - Whether you need a simple shelf near your bed or the front door, this fun project will serve you well. - [Light box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/light-box/) - Making a light box. - [Accent mirror](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/accent-mirror/) - Accent mirrors add to your décor by brightening up a wall that would otherwise be stark. This little mirror with its wagon wheel theme can do just that in your home. - [Pocket hole mirror](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/pocket-hole-mirror/) - A wise old cabinetmaker once told me something regarding joinery. He said, “If you can’t hide it, celebrate it!” - [Build a textured wall shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-textured-wall-shelf/) - With six different types of texture, this wall shelf is sure to challenge your joinery and machining skills, as well as your texturing skills. - [Easy Shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/easy-shelf/) - This shelf, once installed, shows no visible signs of support, which gives it a clean, modern look. - [Room divider](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/room-divider/) - This screen is an ideal solution for dividing a large room into smaller units, isolating a computer or play area from a main room, or blocking excessive light. It's also a great way to hide a messy area in your living or family room. - [Japanese paper lantern](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/japanese-paper-lantern/) - This semi-circular lantern is an electrical version of a lantern style that was popularized in the orient around AD1600. Today, with its soft, warm glow that radiates light 180º, it is ideally suited to providing subtle accent lighting for a buffet, end table or night table. - [Arts & Crafts style mailbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/arts-crafts-style-mailbox/) - With the renovations for our house nearing completion, we felt it was time to replace the old rusted metal mailbox with something new, and in keeping with the character of the house. After sketching several ideas, I chose this Arts & Crafts influenced design. - [Build a boho table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-boho-table/) - This table can be quickly and easily disassembled so it can travel with you. If you like the look of the table, but don’t need it to be portable, that’s an easy fix. - [Build a hanging bedside table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-hanging-bedside-table/) - These elegant nightstands are the ideal companion for a modern bedroom. With both a drawer and an open compartment, they hold all the typical bedside essentials like books, magazines, glasses and electronics. - [Build a mid-century coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-mid-century-coffee-table/) - This refined-looking coffee table would work well in a formal living room or a cozy family room. It features curved, tapered legs and a top that floats above the base. - [Make a bonsai plant stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-bonsai-plant-stand/) - Whether it’s a bonsai plant or another cherished object, making a tasteful display stand for it will showcase the object nicely. This project merges eye-catching veneer and straight-grained solid wood with a timeless design. - [Make a bedside table with triangle inlay](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-bedside-table-with-triangle-inlay/) - A simple bedside table created from a stunning piece of wood. - [Desktop organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/desktop-organizer/) - Build the ultimate desktop organizer. - [Simple blanket box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/simple-blanket-box/) - This smaller version of a blanket box is a simple and inexpensive project. - [Oak dining table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/oak-dining-table/) - This is the first in a series of three projects you can build for your dining room. - [Craft a set of Mission night tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/craft-a-set-of-mission-night-tables/) - Bring the simple, classic look of Mission-style furniture into your bedroom. - [Build a kitchen table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-kitchen-table/) - A simple kitchen table with an interesting visual design element is what this table is all about. - [How to Create an Epoxy River Table Top](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/how-to-create-an-epoxy-river-table-top/) - River tables are all the rage these days, and for good reason. With lots of live edge lumber options, and a wide array of epoxy colours available, there are infinite options for how your river table top can look. - [Build a blanket box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-blanket-box/) - Offering much needed bedroom storage space, and a place to sit for a moment, this blanket box design is fun to build, and very customizable to your décor. - [Build a side table with a floating top](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-side-table-with-a-floating-top/) - This simple yet stylish side table is a great addition to any home, and it can be modified to suit. Changing the width or length, using a different wood species and modifying the style of the top would all be great ways to customize this table. - [Build a Modern Desk](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-modern-desk/) - Angled legs add elegance and grace to this otherwise simple-looking modern desk. - [Build a Huon Pine ‘Clasp’ Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-huon-pine-clasp-table/) - Join one of Canada’s most prolific furniture makers as he turns a very special board, gifted to him decades ago, into a beautiful coffee table. - [Build a modern coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-modern-coffee-table/) - This mitred coffee table includes clean lines, storage and a chance to add some interesting, visible joints. It also provides a comfy place to put your feet up after a hard day’s work, if you choose to add a dedicated cushion. - [Build an elegant end table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-elegant-end-table/) - Templates and jigs are the key to tackling the different curves on this cherry table. - [21st century writing desk](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/21st-century-writing-desk/) - Transform simple, straight lines into an elegant flowing form. - [Build a Turned Stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-turned-stool/) - A stool is a compact, versatile perch and the three-legged style is the best. It never rocks, offers support for your feet, and has leg clearance while supporting you in style. It can also be customized easily. Let’s explore how to make a 24" tall counter-height version. - [Build a bent-laminated lounger](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-bent-laminated-lounger/) - This customizable lounger might be just the thing to bring you a bit closer to nature. - [Walking-stick stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/walking-stick-stand/) - Walking sticks and umbrellas are handy to have near your entrance, but storing them attractively is another thing. - [Build a walnut sideboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-walnut-sideboard/) - This walnut sideboard has a simple, modern style that will never be outdated. There are a lot of options when it comes to adding your personal touch to it, so don’t be afraid to make the odd tweak to the design. - [Plant stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/plant-stand/) - No matter what the memory, a little project like this one will become something of great value to a family in years to come. - [Seven drawer chest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/seven-drawer-chest/) - Improve storage space in your child’s bedroom, or even your own, and build this project. - [Back door bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/back-door-bench/) - This is an easy to make bench you can use at the back door - or just about anywhere else. - [Coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/coffee-table/) - Coffee table with two large drawers provides lot of storage. - [Unique nesting tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/unique-nesting-tables/) - Nesting tables usually consist of various sized tables that fit or nest together. Typically, nesting tables are separated when extra table space is needed, and placed back together when it is not. - [Sleigh bed](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/sleigh-bed/) - This pine sleigh bed is an elegant addition to any bedroom. It has a very traditional country styling that fits in with almost any decor. This plan details construction of a double-sized bed, to fit a standard 54" x 75" mattress set. - [Deacon's bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/deacons-bench/) - This red oak Deacon's Bench provides both convenient entryway seating, and storage for winter boots and clothing. - [Waterbed](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/waterbed/) - Waterbeds have come a long way since they were popular in the 1970’s. They are available in all kinds of configurations, from a full-motion to a semi or full-motionless. - [Buffet & hutch](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/buffet-hutch/) - This is the third project of a three part series for your dining room. - [Floating top console](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/floating-top-console/) - For this ‘floating top’ console, Chico strove for strength and grace: delicate, but not too frail. - [Mahogany secretary desk - part 1](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mahogany-secretary-desk-part-i/) - The secretary desk has been a popular piece of furniture since the 17th century. - [Secretary desk - part 2 (gallery & finish)](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/secretary-desk-part-ii-gallery-finish/) - The gallery of a secretary desk helps keep smaller items organized. Mail, pens, and notes as well as other often-used items are conveniently stored and easily accessible. - [Hobbit bed](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hobbit-bed/) - The bed is made from solid ash. The carving on the headboard is in keeping with the "Hobbit" design, and the native bird is my own personal seal. - [Gaspé dresser](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/gaspe-dresser/) - I remember looking up to see my granny opening the glass doors of this large, imposing kitchen dresser. - [Mission Style Bunk Bed](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/mission-style-bunk-bed/) - Bunk beds make for fabulous sleeping accommodations for younger folks. They are easy enough to build, and take up less space in a bedroom than conventional single beds. - [Entertainment Unit](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/entertainment-unit/) - When moving into our first new home my wife and I decided to do away with much of the store bought furniture we previously bought. - [Heirloom dresser](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/heirloom-dresser/) - Building a dresser can be a challenging undertaking, if only because of the numerous pieces and the variety of joinery techniques involved. - [Display stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/display-stand/) - Build this elegant stand to display your favourite plant or sculpture. - [Arts & Crafts style quilt rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/arts-crafts-style-quilt-rack/) - What could be more comfortable than curling up on a cool evening with a nice quilt, a good book and a cup of tea? This Arts & Crafts influenced rack is the perfect place to display and store your quilts. - [Chess Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chess-table/) - Whether looking for competition or an exercise session for the brain, this beautiful chess table will keep your knights and bishops on an even playing field. - [Dining table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/dining-table/) - Every dining space is unique – learn to make a dining table that fits your space. - [Build a Safety Stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-safety-stool/) - Allow your child to participate in counter-height activities by building this stool. - [Corner table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/corner-table/) - Learning to build a table with sultry curves not only looks beautiful but adds another skill to your woodworking repertoire. - [Contemporary sideboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/contemporary-sideboard/) - The combination of heart and sap wood give this sideboard a one-of-a-kind flair. - [Build a Coat Tree](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-coat-tree/) - A simple solution for entryway clutter. - [Build an Upholstered Foot Stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-an-upholstered-foot-stool/) - This easy-to-make project will teach you some basic upholstery techniques. It will also give you place to put your feet up after a busy day and read some of the magazines stored inside the stool. - [Make a Wannigan](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-wannigan/) - Though they were used in years past to store and protect goods while travelling by canoe, wannigans make wonderful coffee tables in modern homes. Making one is also a great way to practice some canoe-making skills before tackling the real thing. - [Craft a curved wall cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/craft-a-curved-wall-cabinet/) - With curved sides, and scalloped, coopered panels on all exposed faces, the stunning details of this James Krenov-inspired cabinet can be enjoyed for a lifetime. - [Simple, cost-effective wall unit that will last for decades](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/simple-cost-effective-wall-unit-that-will-last-for-decades/) - Big projects don’t need to be overly expensive as long as you can be flexible with design and materials. Learn how to build a full-sized wall unit without breaking the bank. - [Make integrated cabinet pulls](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-integrated-cabinet-pulls/) - Metal pulls can be obtrusive and take away from an otherwise simple, sleek look. Integrated pulls allow you to keep the lines clean yet still open and close doors and drawers with ease. - [Display Case](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/display-case/) - Everybody has something that means a great deal to them, something they would like to display, yet keep safe from harm. - [Build a wall cabinet with a sliding door](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-wall-cabinet-with-a-sliding-door/) - This simple wall cabinet is easy to build, and the single sliding door offers a good opportunity to add colour, texture or another decorative touch. - [Build a classic bathroom vanity](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-classic-bathroom-vanity/) - The clean lines on this vanity look great, and it can be adapted to work in almost any bathroom. You can change the width, use a different colour finish, or even change the profile on the doors and drawers to suit your taste. - [Fly-tying chest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/fly-tying-chest/) - If you're a fly fisherman and a woodworker, there's no better project than a fly-tying chest. With lots of storage for smaller items it will make your fly-tying easier. And mix it up with some colourful woods for drawer fronts, and you have yourself a trophy project. - [Custom shop cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/custom-shop-cabinet/) - Eliminate bench top clutter for good with a couple of these inexpensive and easy to build shop cabinets. - [Computer armoire work centre](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/computer-armoire-work-centre/) - An armoire work center solves many housekeeping problems for the busy home-office worker. - [Create more storage with this simple wardrobe](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/create-more-storage-with-this-simple-wardrobe/) - Many older homes have extremely small bedroom closets. However, these days we seem to have much more clothing than previous generations. - [Curio cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/curio-cabinet-display-and-protect-your-treasures/) - This project is one of the most popular display cabinets built by woodworkers. If you have valuable items to display, this is the cabinet of choice. - [Wine cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/wine-cabinet/) - This wine cabinet was to keep some of a clients most precious red wines in the dining room. - [Corner cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/corner-cabinet/) - Customize this cabinet to house your smart TV, stereo system or your favourite collectibles. - [CD cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/cd-cabinet/) - This cabinet stores all of your CD's in a practical, yet attractive cabinet. - [Chimney cupboard](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/chimney-cupboard/) - Chimney cupboards have been with us for hundreds of years. Originally, they were found in kitchens, but in more recent times they have been used in bathrooms to store linens. It is a great way to increase your storage space, regardless of where you use it. - [Medicine cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/medicine-cabinet/) - The original medicine cabinet was made of wood or metal, and was a place where Grandma stored her health remedies. - [Hand tool cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hand-tool-cabinet/) - This tool cabinet is a practical, attractive way to store and protect a collection of hand tools. - [Tiny toy box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tiny-toy-box/) - Here is a great little project for you and the younger woodworker in your family to make together in a weekend. - [Blanket chest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/blanket-chest/) - Here is a project that will give you a place to store winter items in the summer, summer items in the winter, or anything else you care to toss in throughout the year. - [Tambour Spice Cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/tambour-spice-cabinet/) - Tambour doors were first employed in France during the 1600s and their use became widespread during the 1800s with the advent of roll top desks. Today you can often find them in kitchens, mounted on built-in or movable cabinets, between the countertop and the upper cabinets. Generally they are used for storing breads or small appliances. - [Recycle centre](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/recycle-centre/) - With stories about landfill sites nearing capacity appearing regularly in the news, it’s hard not to be aware of the growing need to divert some of this material by recycling whenever possible. Build this simple rolling recycling station to keep your recyclable material sorted and your garage or utility room tidy. - [Router bit cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/router-bit-cabinet/) - Without them your router is an expensive paperweight, so protect your investment in high quality bits by storing them in this elegant wall cabinet. - [Two-Drawer Cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/two-drawer-cabinet/) - Whether it’s for protecting our valuable tools and organizing our shop space or bringing order to a home office or kitchen, we all need a simple space to store our stuff - [Build a pie safe](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/build-a-pie-safe/) - If you’re in need of extra storage space, a pie safe may be the missing ingredient. Before refrigeration was commonplace, they were used to keep bugs and insects away from food, but today these traditional pieces can still play an important role in a home. - [Hanging flower vase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/hanging-flower-vase/) - This little project can be done with minimal experience and be completed in a short time. - [Make a sliding shoji screen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/project/make-a-sliding-shoji-screen/) - A shoji screen is a sliding door that also offers a simple focal point to a room. ## Promos - [Small Shop issue 2026](https://canadianwoodworking.com/promo/small-shop-issue/) - The Summer 2026 issue, our 15th "Woking in a Small Shop" edition, continues the exploration of what can be done in a small workshop. - [Summer 2026 issue](https://canadianwoodworking.com/promo/spring-2026-issue/) - Summer 2026 – our annual Small Shop issue – features bandsaws and much more for your workshop. ## Readers Photos - [Pochade box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/pochade-box/) - This type of box was used by artists for its mobility. - [Cherry wood box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/cherry-wood-box/) - [Game tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/game-tables/) - [Extra-large wood sculptures](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/extra-large-wood-sculptures/) - [Marquetry of Sandro Botticelli's "Birth of Venus"](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/birth-of-venus/) - [Marquetry of Leonid Afremov's "Rain Princess"](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/marquetry-of-leonid-afremovs-rain-princess/) - [White ash bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/white-ash-bowl/) - [Cherry Wood Bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/cherry-wood-bowl/) - [Aircraft carvings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/aircraft-carvings/) - [Cherry cabinet & wine rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/cherry-cabinet-wine-rack/) - Cherry cabinet & wine rack made by John M, Bonn from Belleville, Ontario. - [Christmas advent calendar tree](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/christmas-advent-calendar-tree/) - Christmas advent calendar tree by Daniel Wood - [Chess table and chairs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/chess-table-and-chairs/) - Chess table and chairs made by Larry Fournier from Cornwall, Ontario - [Family harvest table and matching mantle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/family-harvest-table-and-matching-mantle/) - Jeremy VanRuymbeke from Port Lambton, Ontario bult this table out of white oak. - [Mahogany BBQ cart](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/mahogany-bbq-cart/) - Made by Kent Patterson from St. Catharines, Ontario to strong to stand up to mother nature. - [Chinese Ming style horseshoe armchair](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/chinese-ming-style-horseshoe-armchair/) - This classic Ming-style armchair is made of cherry. - [Ash CD Cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/ash-cd-cabinet/) - Ash CD cabinet made by Christopher Sebzda from Mississauga, Ontario. - [Handcrafted table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/handcrafted-table/) - Handcrafted table by Martin Bonello - [Katana stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/katana-stand/) - The stand is made from a cedar fence post. Hardware is from Lee Valley. The katana was purchased from a Tokyo dealer and w as made in the late Edo period (1853-1867). - [Pine coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/pine-coffee-table/) - Pine coffee table made by Graham Schram from Brantford, Ontario. - [Using a Festool Domino joiner to make table top expansion clips](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/using-a-festool-domino-joiner-to-make-table-top-expansion-clips/) - I used a Festool Domino joiner to cut slots in small maple blocks that were screwed into coffee table skirts. - [End tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/end-tables/) - Designed to be simple and low cost. Milled from old 2x10 spruce pieces that having been in the corner of my shop for 7 years. - [Cute tile game](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/cute-tile-game/) - My sister has a game called "Qwirkle" and I enjoy it. I made two versions of the game, where each shape is more distinct from the others. - [Secretary Desk](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/secretary-desk-2/) - Reproduction of a secretary desk made by cabinetmaker John Doan in 1830. - [Accent bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/accent-bench/) - This 60" bench is made from an ash slab and has a pine back. The bench is finished with industrial grade urethane and a mix of walnut and clear stain. - [Leg vise handwheel](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/handwheel/) - Walnut and maple handwheel made for a workbench leg vise. - [Sushi boards](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/sushi-boards/) - Sushi board sets made from Bolivian Rosewood, Birdseye Maple and epoxy resin. - [Construction transport](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/construction-transport/) - My 83-year-old dad made this transport truck with bulldozer and tractor years ago. - [Open well grandfather clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/open-well-grandfather-clock/) - This clock, made of red oak, is based on an original from 1860. - [Crafting pattern/accessory stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/crafting-pattern-accessory-stand/) - This stand utilizes mortise and tenon joinery and has a tung oil finish. - [Leonardo da Vinci bridge](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/leonardo-da-vinci-bridge/) - The bridge I made is modelled after a Leonardo da Vinci designed self-supporting arched bridge. - [Dome clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/dome-clock/) - Standing approx. 52" tall this clock is made of oak and walnut - [Little carvings](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/little-carvings/) - Dwayne Johnson, from Langdon, Alberta, started carving these little characters about a year and a half ago. - [5 drawer chest](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/5-drawer-chest/) - This chest, made by Herman Veenendaal from St. Marys, Ontario, is based on a 1760s Pennsylvania period piece. - [Opa's cribbage board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/opas-cribbage-board/) - Hans Lehrke made this cribbage board for his father, a retired firefighter for the city of Nelson B.C. - [Country cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/country-cabinet/) - Country kitchen cabinet built by Leandre Landry for a family friend. - [Shaker desk in cherry](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/shaker-desk-in-cherry/) - Shawn Heij made this Shaker inspired desk for his wife's home office. - [Turned lamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/turned-lamp/) - Turned lamp by Richard Herbert from Gilroy, California. - [Chinese three legged stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/chinese-three-legged-stool/) - Barry Shell's stool was inspired by an art piece made by Ai Weiwei. - [Coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/coffee-table-4/) - Walnut table made by Mark Jette from Ottawa, Ontario, - [A game of thrones](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/a-game-of-thrones/) - A potty chair made by Rick Campbell for his first grandchild. - [Walnut breadbox](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/walnut-breadbox/) - Mark Jette, from Ottawa, Ontario, made this breadbox for his wife. - [Engraved firefighter's shield](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/engraved-firefighters-shield/) - John Florek from Scotland, carved this maple firefighter's shield. - [Egyptian lattice stool](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/egyptian-lattice-stool/) - Paul Bouchard, from Toronto, Ontario, made this cherry replica of an Egyptian lattice stool. - [Live-edge small bar](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/live-edge-small-bar/) - This small bar is built out of pine with a walnut live-edge top coated in epoxy. - [Live edge wall cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/live-edge-wall-cabinet/) - Live edge plum wood cabinet by Gary Kunz - [Oak and mahogany bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/oak-and-mahogany-bench/) - Hall bench made by Martin from Woodside, New York. - [Keepsake box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/keepsake-box/) - Box of Japanese Oak and white oak by Andy Levine from Travelers Rest, South Carolina. - [Custom tool cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/custom-tool-cabinet/) - Made by Jason Dawe from an old maple log. - [Live edge coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/live-edge-coffee-table/) - Made from cherry wood by Ken Saarela from Mindemoya, Ontario. - [Swing for two](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/swing-for-two/) - Yard swing made by Stan Clifford from Tweed, Ontario. - [Veranda addition](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/veranda-addition/) - Hemlock and cedar veranda by Vladimir Vukovic from Quebec. - [Tattoo coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/tattoo-coffee-table/) - Ross Riddy from BC, made this coffee table with a tattoo themed top. - [Curly walnut and cherry rocking chairs](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/curly-walnut-and-cherry-rocking-chairs/) - Rocking chairs made in the style of Hal Taylor and Sam Maloof. - [Japanese inspired cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/japanese-inspired-cabinet/) - Made of white oak with an Osmo Top Oil finish. - [Mission style end table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/mission-style-end-table/) - Red oak base with top of black walnut, ash and red oak made by Christopher Sebzda from Mississauga, ON - [Coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/coffee-table-3/) - Red oak table made by Rene Noel. - [“Triangle” side table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/triangle-side-table/) - It’s a bedside table for our guest room and I made it out of a beautiful piece of figured Arbutus wood (the other half of the board I used for the entry bench a year or so ago). - [First river table attempt](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/first-river-table-attempt/) - This table was made from an old yellow cedar tree taken down in our yard 5 years ago. - [Mission/Arts & Crafts style table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/mission-arts-crafts-style-table/) - Sitka spruce and western red cedar. Mortise and tenon, through tenons, dovetailed drawer. - [Granddaughter's dresser](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/granddaughters-dresser/) - I built this dresser for my granddaughter. It was made out of solid oak. - [Entrance way organizer](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/entrance-way-organizer/) - This organizer is for an entrance way to hold jackets, purses, hats, mittens and shoes. - [Drill cane stand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/drill-cane-stand/) - The stand is built from rough cut pine, then planed, assembled and stained. - [Doll crib](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/doll-crib/) - A quick project (`20 hrs total) with the lion's share spent on the finishing. - [The Cosmos](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/the-cosmos/) - This bowl is made from black walnut sawdust mixed with clear epoxy, poured it into a square mold and then turned on the lathe. - [Carved bald eagle](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/carved-bald-eagle/) - Carved from a single piece of redwood. - [Tempus fugit desk clock](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/tempus-fugit-desk-clock/) - It’s made of Oak and Walnut with a battery movement from Lee Valley. - [Turned oil lamp](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/turned-oil-lamp/) - The candlestick is turned out of walnut and finished with Tung oil along with a hard wax coating. - [Woodcarving bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/woodcarving-bench/) - Portable carving bench with repurposed lumber. - [Wine rack](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wine-rack/) - Made by James Bloomfield from a plan featured in Canadian Woodworking Magazine. - [Inlaid walnut box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/inlaid-walnut-box/) - Box made by Terry Mader from Battersea, ON - [Baltimore checkerspot butterfly](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/baltimore-checkerspot-butterfly/) - Made from 1/8″ Masonite and hand painted by Clarence Zacharias from Winnipeg, MB - [Hall river table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/hall-river-table/) - Made by Lindy Agnello from Lively, ON - [Wall mounted tool cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wall-mounted-tool-cabinet/) - Made of 18mm offshore birch plywood and repurposed clear cedar by Mike Chrapko from Sherwood Park, AB. - [Wood whisperer inspired](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wood-whisperer-inspired/) - Maple and cherry end table with drawer made by Rich Chaffey from Lr. Sackville, NS - [Lone Star Quilt pattern in wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/lone-star-quilt-pattern-in-wood/) - Wall plaque of black walnut, white oak, cherry, butternut and hard maple by Keith Mealy from Oregonia, OH. - [Woodturned daffodil](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/woodturned-daffodil/) - Made of Western Big Leaf Maple, finished with Acrylic paint and spray lacquer. - [Woodturned pen](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/woodturned-pen/) - Carbon fibre pen made by Roly Tougas from Coalhurst, AB - [Live edge turned bowl](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/live-edge-turned-bowl/) - Turned from a maple log by Michael Grandmont from Hammer, ON - [Bedroom Set](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/bedroom-set/) - Bed, dresser, and night table set from solid birch and birch plywood by Rob Zakarian - [Simple nightstand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/simple-nightstand/) - Panels are resawn, bookmatched cherry. Made by Craig Kosonenm - [High workbench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/high-workbench/) - This bench has swivel and lockable wheels. Made by Claude Meilleur from Quebec - [Epoxy river table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/epoxy-river-table/) - Olive and ash river table made by Brian Hill. - [Urn for a soldier](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/urn-for-a-soldier/) - Urn made by Greg Guertin to honour a US Army veteran of the Vietnam war. - [Kitchen cabinet](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/kitchen-cabinet/) - Kitchen cabinet by Kevin Shantz - [Horn of dread](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/horn-of-dread/) - Horn of dread by James A - [Small box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/small-box/) - Small box by David Dilno - [Book/curio shelf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/book-curio-shelf/) - Book/curio shelf by Troy Chelsberg - [Curved oak staircase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/curved-oak-staircase/) - Curved oak staircase by August Baert - [Hall table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/hall-table/) - Hall table by Charles Marvin - [Checkerboard pattern cutting board](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/checkerboard-pattern-cutting-board/) - Checkerboard pattern cutting board by Troy Chelsberg - [Chair and table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/chair-and-table/) - Chair and table by Alyre Vaillancourt - [Five drawer chest of drawers](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/five-drawer-chest-of-drawers/) - Five drawer chest of drawers by Leonard Bauman - [Globe in hand](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/globe-in-hand/) - Globe in hand by Gene Connor - [Cabriole leg coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/cabriole-leg-coffee-table/) - Cabriole leg coffee table by Loren Haas - [Coffee bowl table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/coffee-bowl-table/) - Coffee bowl table by Terry Mader - [Black ash coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/black-ash-coffee-table/) - Black ash coffee table by Terry Mader - [Cedar Parquet End Table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/cedar-parquet-end-table/) - [Coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/coffee-table-2/) - Coffee table made by Pete McKay - [Scrap magic](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/scrap-magic/) - Scrap magic by Mark Baker - [Reef fish](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/reef-fish/) - Reef fish by Yves LaForest - [Children under a tree](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/children-under-a-tree/) - Children under a tree by Yves LaForest - [Little houses](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/little-houses/) - Little houses by Cliff Bentham - [Decorative kleenex boxes](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/decorative-kleenex-boxes/) - Decorative kleenex boxes by Kevin Shantz - [Storm door repurposed as hall bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/storm-door-repurposed-as-hall-bench/) - Storm door repurposed as hall bench by Rick Mann - [Two wolf heads](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/two-wolf-heads/) - Two wolf heads by Steve Hutcheon - [Wabbit](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wabbit/) - Carved Wabbit made by John Allison - [Whale Flute](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/whale-flute/) - Whale Flute by David Taylor - [Wishing Well](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wishing-well/) - Wishing Well by Doug Stephenson - [Wooden gate](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wooden-gate/) - Wooden Gate by Kelly Mulholland - [Wooden jewelry box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wooden-jewelry-box/) - Wooden jewelry box by Paul Gignac - [Nesting tables](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/nesting-tables/) - Nesting tables by Bill Maher - [Outdoor bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/outdoor-bench/) - Outdoor bench by John Collyer - [Pooch Palace](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/pooch-palace/) - Pooch Palace by William Swiderski - [Rags to riches](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/rags-to-riches/) - Rags to riches by James A. - [Round oak coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/round-oak-coffee-table/) - Round oak coffee table by Mike Bibby - [Spiral outdoor staircase](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/spiral-outdoor-staircase/) - Spiral outdoor staircase by Wayne Whalen - [Sumac Box](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/sumac-box/) - Suman Box by Terry Mader - [Tree of life](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/tree-of-life/) - Tree of Life by Peter McKenna - [Kitchen cabinets](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/kitchen-cabinets/) - Kitchen cabinets by Randy Dyer - [Knife Block](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/knife-block/) - Knife Block by Cliff Bentham - [Korean inspired sliding doors](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/korean-inspired-sliding-doors/) - Korean inspired sliding doors by Pierre Labrie - [Mahogany coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/mahogany-coffee-table/) - Mahogany coffee table by Terry Mader - [A good glue idea](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/a-good-glue-idea/) - A good glue idea by Mark D. Goldman - [1951 Ford fire truck](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/1951-ford-fire-truck/) - 1951 Ford fire truck by Joe Deighton - [Window bench](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/window-bench/) - Window bench by Chantelle Hall - [Intarsia Owl & Wolf](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/intarsia-owl-wolf/) - Intarsia Owl & Wolf by Yves Laforest - [Wine rack made with 100+ year old wood](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/wine-rack-made-with-100-year-old-wood/) - Stephane made this wine with 100+ year old wood, reclaimed from a house reno in downtown Montreal, Quebec. There are no nails or screws in the wine rack, only glue and dowels. The rack is finished with a slight burn and waxing. - [Spalted chocolate bar coffee table](https://canadianwoodworking.com/readers_photos/spalted-chocolate-bar-coffee-table/) - This table was made with 4-foot wide slabs of spalted maple that I cut and air dried in the barn. The trim and legs are made with makore. The grid pattern is a sub inlay of purpleheart. 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