Popular Woodworking

I’ve said it before, but I’ll say it again (and keep saying it)—the people you meet in the woodworking community are some of the best around. Recently, I met a gentleman by the name of Larry—that’s him in the Packers sweater. (I offered to send him a

Doug Stowe started his career in woodworking in 1976. Since then, he’s published thirteen books on woodworking, and teaches at various venues across the United States, including the Marc Adams School of Woodworking. Doug has often been referred to as

EDITOR IN CHIEF ■ Logan Wittmer SENIOR DESIGNER ■ Danielle Lowery DIGITAL EDITOR ■ Collin Knoff PROJECTS EDITOR ■ Dillon Baker TECHNOLOGY EDITOR ■ Chris Fitch COVER PHOTOGRAPHER ■ Logan Wittmer SET STYLIST ■ Becky Kralicek CONTRIBUTORS ■ Doug Stowe,

If you’ve been a subscriber to Popular Woodworking for a while, you’ve probably noticed that I like to turn. A few issues back, I covered some of my top turning accessories—one of those was the Sundstrom SR500/700 respirator. I had many emails from p

I’m a great fan of aerosol finishes, especially now that many of them have adjustable tips that make much less splatter. But my shop got so cluttered with half-used cans that I had trouble finding the color I wanted, so I built this simple storage ra