The Furnitology YouTube Roundup is a weekly digest of woodworking videos published on YouTube in the last week.
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Learning how to build a bookshelf is a great skill most everyone will benefit from. This Japanese-style Tusk bookshelf (so named because of the Tusks that secure the joints) is one that requires very few tools, skills or supplies and is a great skill-building project for hand tool users resulting in a beautiful piece of furniture that will last a lifetime.
The best woodworking videos published on YouTube last week are curated just for you.
This article is an overview of the most common options within the three main categories of woodworking joints; butt joints, mortise and tenon joints, and dovetail joints.
This Mission-style Coffee Table is attractive and functional, and can be put together in your workshop over a weekend.
Shane Mitchell of Timber Biscuit Woodworks walks you through building a Modern Full Length Mirror Stand.
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