Chris Marshall shows a trick for perfectly spaced dados without time-consuming measurements. This trick applies to a table saw blade organizer featured in the September/October 2010 issue, but can be easily adapted for many other projects.

Chris Marshall takes a closer look at featherboards: why you should use them, what some of your options are, and where to learn more about them.

I used cross banded mahogany inlay for the Envelope Table project in the September/October 2010 issue to more closely match the antique samples I researched for the project. The process was too long to include in the article, but if you want to make your own, here are the instructions. Instructions are also included for making the holly stringing strips used.

Want to build the doors and panels for Kitchen Island from our June 2010 issue yourself? Here is all the information you'll need!

The range and variety of measuring tools has exploded since the days of wooden, shop-made versions. The author simplifies your choices by dividing them into four categories and assessing their pros and cons.