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During the 73rd National Hardware Show, Woodcraft won an award for excellence in packaging designed for Black Dog Salvage Furniture Paint. Woodcraft was one of over 90 companies exhibiting in the Made in USA Product Display within the show.

When disaster strikes, it’s certainly a test of character in the days and weeks that follow. The Tulsa Woodcraft store owner and managers were put to the test in August 2017 when a tornado decimated their location. Read how they worked together and came back better than ever in this Woodworking Adventures blog. 

Using the materials they salvage from tearing down forgotten barns to create beautiful barnwood furniture and art keeps father/daughter team Kelley and Kate Jensen busy. They preserve each barn's heritage into repurposed decor—and make priceless memories together while doing it.

For those who would like to celebrate Flag Day or Independence Day by making something special, Woodcraft suggests three Instructables.com projects – two flags and a flag case.

The solemn occasion of a military funeral service is a time of great honor, dignity and respect for one who has served their country. Though a great deal of detail and tradition go into a veteran’s ceremony, one detail caught Idaho artist John Sword’s eye and he set out to change it. After experiencing his own personal losses and attending several inurnment ceremonies, he saw a need and started developing a concept for wooden ceremonial urns.

West Penn Hardwoods, a company that specializes in exotic wood imports, has discovered a “Tree of a Lifetime” on a farm in the jungle of Brazil. The 1,000+ year old Pequiá tree had been dead for over sixty years!

You can make a huge impact on your house with just a few coats of paint in a stunning new shade. This nondescript white door is now a bright and beautiful Klein Blue that is anything but boring. 

Here is a quick and easy project for the “Dog Mom” or dog lover in your life or even yourself to honor your furry best friend! This would make a fun gift to make with the kids or grandkids. All you need is a wood blank, some paint and a cooperative pup.

Antique shops, flea markets and thrift stores are all full of amazing treasures … if you know how to go about finding them. Whether you are a collector, an upcycler or just someone who loves finding a diamond in the rough, there are some tricks of the trade to keep in mind. Interior decorator and home design blogger Camila Pavone of Westbury, New York, gives us her tips for making those visits less overwhelming and more productive.

Build this simple table saw sled for your next box project. Adjustable fences make it easy to fine-tune your fingers for the perfect joint.