Woodworkers For a Cause 2026: How to Help Before October 3
Posted on 09/14/2026

Sixteen years ago I met a woodworker named Duane Moore who was fighting pancreatic cancer. Nicole and I drove out to Ohio to spend a couple of days at his bench, and that trip turned into Woodworkers Fighting Cancer. Since 2010, this community has moved more than $150,000 to charity, five and ten an

Why I remove this safety device | Woodworking Morning Show
Posted on 09/14/2026

This one was almost entirely off the cuff. Greg dropped a few notes in the show doc that morning, and past that we just hit start and talked. Which, as it turns out, is apparently what people want right now.Our fake AI sponsor is now a real stickerIn a recent video, Marc made a joke about being spon

This Almost Stopped the Show | Woodworking Morning Show
Posted on 09/04/2026

Nothing about this show went to plan. Marc tried a new dual-stream setup so we could go live vertically on Shorts and Instagram at the same time, it refused to cooperate, and we ended up starting over about 15 minutes late on a brand new stream. Then, in the last 15 minutes, a freight truck showed u

2007 Marc vs 2026 Marc | Woodworking Morning Show
Posted on 08/28/2026

This week Marc and Nicole worked through a stack of member and chat questions: secondary bevels, rust spots on a saw table, how long glue and finish actually last, what to look for in a drill press, water popping versus raising the grain, and drying air-dried spalted beech. Greg kicked off a new seg

I Built This Wrong. I’m Glad I Did.
Posted on 08/26/2026

Avoid common beginner woodworking mistakes with insights from personal experience on building and repairing furniture.More than 20 years ago, before The Wood Whisperer and before I had much experience in the shop, I built this country bookcase for my mother-in-law. It was probably the third piece of