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Safely "shape" wide concave cuts using your tablesaw and these techniques.

Cutting miters in crown molding can get tricky due to the compound angles involved. Here are three methods to make it a breeze.

11 must-have cabinetmaking tools

From the first cut to the final knob, these tools make building cabinets easier, faster, and more accurate.

Make Cabinets the Easy Way

Big? Yes. Difficult? Nah. With only basic woodworking skills, a tablesaw, and a few simple tools, you can make custom cabinets for your home or shop.

How To Kerf Bend Wood

Make Beautiful Baseboards and Chair Rails

Tear out those bland builder-style moldings and install trim that showcases your woodworking skills.

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What's the first step when building kitchen cabinets?

I’m planning to build new cabinets for my kitchen, and a buddy said I should make the face frames first and then the carcases. That seems backwards to me. Is there an advantage to this method?

What are some guidelines for table edges?

I’m building a dining table. Would gluing a wood trim strip to end grain be a bad idea? I’m concerned about the wood contracting and expanding.

Build Confidence With Simpler Built-ins

Building Cabinet Drawers - Weekend With WOOD® 2015

How to Install Concealed Hinges

The shelf-maker's complete guide

Tight-fit wraparound moldings

Maintaining clean, gap-free corner joints when installing moldings around three or even four sides of a carcase or panel can be tricky. Here’s a fail-safe method that’ll handle both situations.