By  Sarah Brady September 2007
The infectious enthusiasm and solid know-how of this third-generation woodworker won a loyal following for his PBS show, "The American Woodshop." As the program returns to the air this fall, the talented and energetic host teams up with Woodcraft Magazine to bring you some of his all-time favorite projects. Please Log In To Read More

By  Sarah Brady July 2007
Mooney Warther was a world-renowned carver who amazed people with his intricate trains and high quality knives. Family members have preserved his legacy in an impressive museum while they continue to carve and to make fine cutlery. Please Log In To Read More

By  Kerry Pierce July 2007
Charlie Durfee and Peter Turner craft contemporary furniture that reflects the Shaker aesthetic a philosophy rooted in simplicity. Please Log In To Read More

By  Sharon Hambrick May 2007
Fred Lee Stanley's home is furnished with reproductions of some of the nation's best period furniture - all made by his hands over the past 30 years. Please Log In To Read More

By  Joe Skeel March 2007
Marc Adams did not envision a career in woodworking education, but a family tragedy set him on a path that has benefited thousands of woodworkers. Please Log In To Read More