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Show Us Your Shop
We're sharing Steven Krause's 850 square foot garage workshop in Wisconsin.
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Show Us Your Woodworking
We're sharing John Moore's mesquite desktop project as well as a variety of guitars, both "cigar box" style guitars as well as "real" ones.
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Show Us Your Woodcarving
We're sharing Donald Straka's nature carvings which are mostly realistic but still show the original grain or figure of the wood they are carved from.
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Women in Woodworking
Meet Anika Gandhi
This month, Char introduces us to Anika Gandhi, a physicist who discovered woodworking in 2008 and has since created her own following at
Anika's DIY Life.
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Tips from Sticks
in the Mud
Jim discusses how he creates a safe working environment in his shop and also shares a money-saving tip on how he reuses the zippered plastic bags that blankets and comforters are sold in.
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Poll: Farming Out the Hard Work
These days, you can avoid just about any woodworking job you don't like, yet still have a beautiful end product. This month's poll asks if you tend to farm out the parts of the project you don't like to other woodworkers or if you're a purist who has to do every single part of the project?
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our poll
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Woodworking Tool Review Archive
Every month, Jeff Fleisher reviews a different tool that we sell here at Highland Woodworking. If you have been having trouble deciding whether to pick up the latest tool, check out our archive of thoughtfully considered reviews by Jeff to see if they can help you make a decision.
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Jeff's tool reviews
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The Highland Woodworker
Watch our latest episode of The Highland Woodworker featuring Phil Colson, a talented woodturner and an employee of Highland for over 30 years! Plus tool tips from Popular Woodworking and more!
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Sharpen This, Part 7
The Burr
in the Saddle
By Christopher Schwarz
In Part 7 of his sharpening series, Chris Schwarz discusses the importance of the burr as well as how to remove it.
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