Mythical Cottage Details
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Woodcarving Wednesdays: Painting Stone Texture
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Product Review: Flexcut Spoon Tools
Three new tools ensure that spoon carvers both at home and on the go are fully…
Carving an Eye
Define any style of eye with four simple V-cuts By Harold Enlow Photography by Scott…
Toxic Woods
Dust masks and air cleaners are on the list of necessary tools in most shops, but research shows that some woods are more dangerous than others. Most woodworkers realize that over time, wood dust can cause many of the same lung problems as asbestos. But some woods have developed their own protection against insects, microbes, fungus, and even other competing plants.
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