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WEBCarl Duguay. Carl Duguay. Find the right plan for your next woodworking project. Our plans, taken from past issues of our Magazine, include detailed instructions, cut lists, and illustrations - everything you need to help you build your next project.
Woodworking Resource Guide
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WEBFree Woodworking Webinars. Our free live webinars provide you with practical woodworking information and advice. The series is hosted by Lara Finley, with over 20 years of woodworking and home improvement experience. Her company, Her Rough Hands Inc, designs and builds fine furniture, custom built …
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Tools - Canadian Woodworking
WEBKnow Your Tools Our tool primers tell you what you need to know about basic woodworking tools and accessories. View all Product Reviews Our product reviews are written by independent, experienced woodworkers. View all Benchtop Machinery Benchtop and stationary machinery help you make better use of your shop time. View all Accessories Accessories help to […]
Basic turning techniques for beginners - Canadian Woodworking
WEBFirst Cuts. For your first cuts, set your toolrest 1/8″ to 1/4″ away from the work, and even with the center of the lathe axis. Always turn the piece by hand to ensure that the rest is clear of the work before turning on the lathe. Start the lathe at low speeds for unbalanced blanks and medium speed for better balanced ones.
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