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US barrels toward shutdown as House Republicans say they lack votes for short-term funding bill - Vimarsana News

US barrels toward shutdown as House Republicans say they lack votes for short-term funding bill

WASHINGTON — With the deadline just hours away, Republican leaders agreed in a closed-door meeting Saturday that they lack support for passing a

Hank Gilpin's stepped cabinet - FineWoodworking - Vimarsana News

Hank Gilpin's stepped cabinet - FineWoodworking

Hank Gilpin's stepped cabinet is a blend of impeccable joinery, humble woods, hand shaping, and classical proportions.

How to develop a furniture style - FineWoodworking - Vimarsana News

How to develop a furniture style - FineWoodworking

What goes into a furniture maker developing their own personal style? Garrett Hack has a style all his own, and here he talks about where it began, how it developed, and where it might be going in the future.

Peter Korn retires from the furniture center he founded - Vimarsana News

Peter Korn retires from the furniture center he founded

After 28 years leading the woodworking school in Rockport, the master craftsman will get back to making chairs, his first love. For the school, he'll be 'a really tough act to follow.'

STL231: Fancy router tables vs. plywood with a hole in it - Vimarsana News

STL231: Fancy router tables vs. plywood with a hole in it

STL231: Fancy router tables vs. plywood with a hole in it Mike and Ben discuss oddball panel glue-up theories, the need for a fancy router table, smooth moves, and Mike's upcoming book. Dec 18, 2020 From Paul: Let’s say one is making a wider panel or tabletop from solid stock so that a glue-up is required to obtain the necessary width. When preparing the stock, I know there are valid reasons for ripping the boards into narrower strips.  The board might be wider than your jointer, or your stock might be cupped enough that you will end up too thin if you try to remove all the cup at ...