Finish Carpentry

A carpenter reviews six of these big chopsaws and reveals the positive and negative attributes of eachby Kit Camp

An infeed support arm and outfeed table improve extra reach and stabilityby Paul Levine

by Jim Barrett

by Nils Omholt

Trimming cabinet doors and drawers, mitering small pieces, and making wide crosscuts for shelving is safer and easier with this simple sled by John White

A veteran cabinetmaker shows you how to build a Shaker-style cabinet door in six easy stepsby Rex Alexander

by Jim Delvin

Coping moldingsby Tom O'Brien

Finish carpentry DVD teaches skills from basic to advancedby Gary M. Katz

by Bernard Williams

Backing ripped from 2x4s and a well-planned installation scheme take a lot of the guesswork out of this challenging jobby Clayton DeKorne

These indispensable tools come in many shapes and sizes; here's how to get the most from them.by Clayton DeKorne

Small enough to carry, big enough to rip green 2x12s, accurate enough for finish workby Gary M. Katz

A sidewinder is the most important tool on the job site, but did anybody ever teach you how to use one safely and effectively?by John Spier

by David Barbaree

Glue-laminated trim can be shaped on a table sawby John La Torre Jr.

by Grafton H. Cook

A method for running wide, paint-grade crown moldingsby Dale F. Mosher

Calculating miter and bevel angles so you can cut crown on compound-miter sawsby Stephen Nuding