13 - 12 of 13 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results The Difference Between a Jointer and Planer Article Beginning woodworkers all ask this fundamental question: What is the difference between a jointer and a planer? The answer is simple, a lot! Is there such a thing as a… Read Article Not a Plain Plane Article A plane that was already a wonderful tool became even better thanks to the incredible engraving Jenny Bower did on it. Read Article WWGOA’s Top 5 of 2019 Article As we near the end of 2019, WWGOA is looking back at what videos and articles our community has found most useful. We’ve rounded up our top 5 most popular… Read Article WWGOA’s Top 10 of 2017 Article With 2018 just around the corner, WWGOA has taken some time to look back at your favorite articles and videos from the last year. We've picked out our most popular… Read Article Woodmaster Tools 718 Review Part 1: Setup and Planing Article My lunchbox planer had served me pretty well over the years, but recently as I have started to work with more rough sawn material, and doing a lot more woodworking… Read Article Workaround: My Planer Isn’t Big Enough Article I have been building furniture and cabinets for almost 30 years. For most of those years I've owned a 13-in. planer. Of course, there have been plenty of times when… Read Article From Logs to Wood Flooring Part 3: Milling Wood Article Lets start milling wood! You saw the logs get cut into planks, and you saw the planks get dried. Now it's time to turn those planks into wood flooring. Off… Read Article Face Joint Wide Boards Article Natural edged slab wood can be turned into some amazing projects. But taming the rough slab can be a chore. A planer needs a jointed surface on one face of… Read Article Woodmaster 718 Review Part 2: Sanding, Ripping, and Molding Article In the first installment of this review, I looked at the set up of the Woodmaster 718, shared some initial impressions, and shared the results of my planing tests. In… Read Article 9 Steps to Sizing Rough Lumber Article Hardwood lumber yards offer you wood either rough or surfaced. Rough is how it's cut from the log at the sawmill. There they use giant band saws and circular saws… Read Article Artisan Serving Tray Article Delight your friend or significant other by building this artisan serving tray for them, featuring contrasting hardwoods for stunning beauty, graceful curves, large convenient handles, and a solid feel that… Read Article Hand Abrasive Planer Article I reach for my hand abrasive planer whenever I need to flush up hardwood edging to a veneered surface, sand a table top, or flatten figured wood. It never leaves… Read Article Show More
The Difference Between a Jointer and Planer Article Beginning woodworkers all ask this fundamental question: What is the difference between a jointer and a planer? The answer is simple, a lot! Is there such a thing as a… Read Article
Not a Plain Plane Article A plane that was already a wonderful tool became even better thanks to the incredible engraving Jenny Bower did on it. Read Article
WWGOA’s Top 5 of 2019 Article As we near the end of 2019, WWGOA is looking back at what videos and articles our community has found most useful. We’ve rounded up our top 5 most popular… Read Article
WWGOA’s Top 10 of 2017 Article With 2018 just around the corner, WWGOA has taken some time to look back at your favorite articles and videos from the last year. We've picked out our most popular… Read Article
Woodmaster Tools 718 Review Part 1: Setup and Planing Article My lunchbox planer had served me pretty well over the years, but recently as I have started to work with more rough sawn material, and doing a lot more woodworking… Read Article
Workaround: My Planer Isn’t Big Enough Article I have been building furniture and cabinets for almost 30 years. For most of those years I've owned a 13-in. planer. Of course, there have been plenty of times when… Read Article
From Logs to Wood Flooring Part 3: Milling Wood Article Lets start milling wood! You saw the logs get cut into planks, and you saw the planks get dried. Now it's time to turn those planks into wood flooring. Off… Read Article
Face Joint Wide Boards Article Natural edged slab wood can be turned into some amazing projects. But taming the rough slab can be a chore. A planer needs a jointed surface on one face of… Read Article
Woodmaster 718 Review Part 2: Sanding, Ripping, and Molding Article In the first installment of this review, I looked at the set up of the Woodmaster 718, shared some initial impressions, and shared the results of my planing tests. In… Read Article
9 Steps to Sizing Rough Lumber Article Hardwood lumber yards offer you wood either rough or surfaced. Rough is how it's cut from the log at the sawmill. There they use giant band saws and circular saws… Read Article
Artisan Serving Tray Article Delight your friend or significant other by building this artisan serving tray for them, featuring contrasting hardwoods for stunning beauty, graceful curves, large convenient handles, and a solid feel that… Read Article
Hand Abrasive Planer Article I reach for my hand abrasive planer whenever I need to flush up hardwood edging to a veneered surface, sand a table top, or flatten figured wood. It never leaves… Read Article
