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Guillermo Rodriguez used to work as a professional photographer. He shot stills on film sets, architectural photos, pres...
10/08/2025

Guillermo Rodriguez used to work as a professional photographer. He shot stills on film sets, architectural photos, press shots for a newspaper, street photos. Wood was central to his experience as a student at a Waldorf school. “Our tables, chairs, toys, and almost everything around us was made of wood. I made my first wooden spoon in our woodcarving class at 11 years old.” And he watched and helped his father, a stone sculptor who also worked wood.

https://www.finewoodworking.com/2025/09/30/the-future-of-woodworking-guillermo-rodriguez

Guillermo Rodriguez admits, “Since my beginnings, I have had a weakness for boxes, and boxes within boxes.” His beginnin...
10/07/2025

Guillermo Rodriguez admits, “Since my beginnings, I have had a weakness for boxes, and boxes within boxes.” His beginnings as a boxmaker and full-time woodworker, however, go back only four or five years. Before that, he spent six years living in a van he had outfitted as a camper, traveling around the country pursuing the sport of rock climbing. “Spain is a paradise for this,” he says.

https://www.finewoodworking.com/2025/09/30/the-future-of-woodworking-guillermo-rodriguez

According to .makes , nailed it in this post. What spots do you think people should check out while in Des Moines for W...
10/07/2025

According to .makes , nailed it in this post. What spots do you think people should check out while in Des Moines for Woodworking In America this weekend?

When that raking light hits just right.
10/06/2025

When that raking light hits just right.

10/04/2025

Alexis Dolese will be joining us at Woodworking in America this year! Tickets are still available for next weekend.

Wood movement is one of the most tricky things to navigate when building fine furniture. Join Alexis, who will talk and demonstrate how to process wood safely and efficiently while accounting for wood movement. She will also demonstrate skills for gluing up slabs, attaching tops with wood movement in mind, and working with curved parts to keep things as stable as possible. So you can build projects with confidence.

Thirty-six years ago Ken’s in-laws presented him and his wife with an antique cradle built by his wife’s great-grandfath...
10/04/2025

Thirty-six years ago Ken’s in-laws presented him and his wife with an antique cradle built by his wife’s great-grandfather. He was so impressed by the gift that he pledged to make a unique cradle for every niece and nephew upon the birth of their first child, in the hopes that the cradles would become family heirlooms for generations. This is cradle number 16. KEN BAYER, Pittsburgh, Pa.
CHERRY AND WALNUT, 40D X 26W X 37H
Photo: M&M Photography

https://www.finewoodworking.com/readerproject/2025/09/24/family-heirlooms-a-cradle

Tool Review: T-Fence MicroMag Adjuster and Switchable Magnet from Canyon Fire Tools"The magnet connecting the adjuster t...
10/03/2025

Tool Review: T-Fence MicroMag Adjuster and Switchable Magnet from Canyon Fire Tools

"The magnet connecting the adjuster to the guide rail (sold separately) is switchable, which allows for big fence adjustments without having to remove the MicroMag from the fence. For me, it’s the perfect type of tool: I forget about it when I’m not using it, but it’s right there when I need it." - Michael Pekovich

https://www.finewoodworking.com/2025/10/02/tool-review-t-fence-micromag-adjuster-and-switchable-magnet

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