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Projects

Full build-alongs from raw lumber to finished object. Cut lists, joinery decisions, finish schedules, and the sequencing that keeps a build moving from Saturday to Saturday.

18 guides

Project guides are the start-to-finish builds — cut list, sequence of operations, joinery decisions, finishing approach, the whole thing as one continuous walk-through. They're how most woodworkers learn: pick a project that's just past your skill level, build it, get one new technique under your belt, and pick the next one a notch harder.

A good project guide does three things at once. It teaches the techniques the project requires (so you don't need to bounce between five tabs while you're at the bench). It documents the design choices and why they were made (so you can vary them confidently). And it flags the gotchas that show up the first time you build it (so you don't have to discover them yourself by ruining a board).

The guides below cover beginner builds (cutting boards, simple shelves), intermediate work (small tables, picture frames, boxes), and harder projects (cabinets, chairs, dovetailed casework) — sorted so you can find the next step rather than the next twelve.

Power Tools

2 guides

Joinery

1 guide

Finishing

1 guide

Workshop

1 guide

Sharpening

1 guide

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