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Greene & Greene: Awakening of a Style

One hundred years ago, two brothers were in the midst of an amazing period of creative success. The result was a unique, enduring style that is instantly recognizable. The brothers were Charles and Henry Greene, and the style is a synthesis of Arts & Crafts with Asian influences, a casual California sensibility and obsessive attention to detail.

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Slow Drying
Sometimes, stains and finishes dry more slowly than expected. Finishing expert Bob Flexner offers a few possibilities as to what's causing the problem — and how to overcome it.

Benjamin Seaton's Saws
One man’s career choice in the 18th century drives a 21st-century woodworker into a saw obsession.

Panel-cutting Sled
This jig carries its share of work while increasing the usefulness of your table saw.
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Bob's Bench – Completed Bench and Friendly Wager

Goodbye Old Unisaw

Arts & Mysteries
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Changing Woodworking

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Try Monogamy: L.S. Starrett Combination Squares

The Bosch 10.8v I-Driver. Dang.

Mitered CD/DVD Rack
Mitered joints can be tricky to cut just right – and tiny errors in the degree of the angle can cause frustration. Learn two tricks for taming this persnickety joint as you build this Arts & Crafts-inspired CD/DVD rack.

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