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Fine Woodworking has covered a wide variety of shooting boards over the years, and while all of them work beautifully, wouldn’t it be wonderful to distill all those great designs into one perfect board?    Furniture maker and teacher Timothy Rousseau has done just that. By combining the best elements of a variety of shooting board designs, he’s come up with a benchtop gem that’s perfect for squaring up furniture parts quickly and easily. Tim will be a featured presenter at Fine Woodworking Live 2018, demonstrating his pattern-shaping technique. The addition of curves and other non-linear shapes to your furniture can make it more lively and attractive, but producing a set of identically shaped, or even closely shaped, parts can be difficult and time-consuming. However, if you rout those parts flush to a pattern, you can knock out a set of legs or aprons in no time, and they'll all be exactly the same. In his class, you'll learn about the different types of templates used in pattern routing, with an emphasis on safety, accuracy, and how to make them quickly. Register today! See more on FineWoodworking.com: A Shooting Board for Case Miters - Build a shooting board that allows you to rough out case miters on the tablesaw and then plane them to perfection Mike Pekovich's Go-To Work Holding Jigs - See Mike's essential bench jigs in use, and hear why he considers them an integral part of his workflow Tool Test: Veritas Shooting Board Track - Shooting plane and guide track are an awesome pair Watch Now

Where CNC Meets Handwork: Owain Harris You might think that a woodworker who dives into using CNC equipment either doesn't much like working by hand or doesn't know how. Neither would be remotely true of Owain Harris.   See More

Sha100 Soundproof a Basement Shop The best route to noise reduction in basement workshops is twofold, but figuring out the best way to achieve it can be daunting. Mark Corke’s plan muffles both vibratory and airborne noise, and he offers handy, inexpensive tips along the way, such as installing rubber feet for his machines. He explains the importance of insulating the foundation, along with insulating the ceiling and air ducts.  See more

 

101 Tips for Woodworkers Take advantage of years of hard-won experience.   SHOP Woodworking from the Scrap Pile How to make something from nothing, well, almost nothing!   SHOP

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