Canadian woodworking

Though they were used in years past to store and protect goods while travelling by canoe, wannigans make wonderful coffee tables in modern homes. Making one is also a great way to practice some canoe-making skills before tackling the real thing.

This little gem will get people asking, “How did you do that?” As they hold it close, looking for the secret, they’ll also ask, “Is it one piece?” I like to tell them it’s magic before I reveal the truth.

Small tables are sensible around the house. They fit unobtrusively in almost any space, and they are easily moved about.

This jig is an excellent accessory for reducing stock vibration on the lathe.

Last issue, Bruce talked about using traditional ring turning to make the heads of the knights. Now he turns to the bases for all the chess pieces.

This project includes a versatile stand that lets you choose between displaying your handiwork on the countertop and hanging it from the wall.

Simple lines and plenty of storage space make this classic sideboard stand out.

Beer makes a great gift. But giving beer in a handmade beer caddy isn’t just fun to give, it’s fun to make.

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