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The rail of these WoodRiver® Q-Lever Clamps is designed for reliable gripping and holding a project with ease.

Designing this folding camp stool spurred a conversation with a fellow woodworker about whether it was a campaign stool or a camping stool.

Milk paint’s durability, ease of application, and visual characteristics have made it a colorful go-to finish for ages. 

Unlike so many wooden boxes that are designed around squares or rectangles, this elegant walnut box with its stack of painted drawers is based on a circle. 

With the warm weather here, you’ll want to spend more time outdoors. And what better way to do so than on an attractive bench you’ve built in your shop?

With two kids of my own, and a handful of nieces and nephews of all ages making frequent appearances at the house, I take care to keep a few simple games and toys about to entertain them.

W hen I wake up in the morning, before my brain begins its daylong deluge of to-dos and worries, I try to bring to mind at least three things for which I’m grateful.

What a pleasant surprise it was to see not just one but two projects by female woodworkers in the April/May issue! Both projects are beautiful (as most that you print are), but in the traditionally male-dominated field of woodworking, it’s inspiring to see more women engaged in the craft, and to see the magazine appreciate and highlight their talents. 

In preparation for an upcoming role, actress Jennifer Garner recently took to the lathe under the watchful eye of furniture-maker Aaron Hauser.

Cedar Lane Press recently released Building Outdoor Furniture, a compendium of outdoor projects from the pages of Woodcraft Magazine.