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As we pointed out in part one of this overview, getting set up and cutting near-perfect coves can be an easy, frustration-free procedure - especially if you have a reliable cove cutting jig.

Once you have the base of your Queen Anne Highboy assembled, it's time to make the casework and drawers to finish the project.

Coves are one of the most common decorative shapes in woodworking. You'll find them in various sizes on furniture, picture frames, crown molding and just about anything else made of wood that incorporates decorative shapes.

This Waney-Edged Box combines some classic box building techniques with an interesting, rustic looking waney wood top.

In this video, David Picciuto shows how Rockler's Beadlock Joinery system helps you make strong joints.

This wooden toy airplane takes your shop's scrap lumber and turns it into a wonderful heirloom gift.

This tambour box was designed to fulfill two tasks: first, making an attractive gift presentation box, and second to put some small scrap wood to good use.

Can a chop saw or sliding miter saw cause kickback? Well...in a manner of speaking.

Benchtop table saws offer the function of a full-size table saw in a compact package that is easy to transport and store. This benchtop table saw stand is a great addition to a small shop with an benchtop table saw.

This kitchen chair is built taller than most other chairs to compliment higher counters and kitchen islands.

This woodworking workbench project plan combines some elements of traditional workbenches, typically intended for use with hand tools, with features that better support the work style of most contemporary woodworkers, who work with a combination of hand and portable power tools.