About Us
About Master Wood Crafters
Master Wood Crafters is your comprehensive resource for woodworking techniques, joinery methods, and workshop guidance. Founded by professional furniture makers and wood enthusiasts, we’re dedicated to helping woodworkers of all skill levels develop their craft.
Our Expertise
Our content is created and reviewed by experienced woodworkers with decades of combined experience in furniture making, cabinetry, and traditional joinery. Our lead writer, David Chen, brings over 15 years of professional woodworking experience, with training in both Japanese and European techniques.
We focus on practical, hands-on guidance that you can apply in your own workshop. From fundamental joinery like dovetails and mortise-and-tenon joints to advanced techniques and tool selection, we cover the skills that matter.
What We Cover
- Joinery Techniques: Detailed guides on dovetails, mortise and tenon, biscuit joints, pocket holes, and more
- Tool Reviews: Honest assessments of hand tools and power tools for the workshop
- Finishing Methods: Staining, varnishing, oil finishes, and wood preservation
- Workshop Setup: Layout planning, dust collection, and workspace optimization
- Project Guides: Step-by-step instructions for furniture and woodworking projects
Our Editorial Standards
Every article on Master Wood Crafters is written from hands-on experience. We test the techniques we describe, use the tools we recommend, and verify our information against established woodworking practices. Our goal is accuracy and practical usefulness.
We update our content regularly to reflect new tools, techniques, and best practices in the woodworking community.
Affiliate Disclosure
Some articles contain affiliate links to tools and supplies on Amazon. If you purchase through these links, we earn a small commission at no extra cost to you. This supports our work and allows us to continue providing free woodworking education. Our recommendations are based solely on quality and value—affiliate partnerships never influence our editorial opinions.
Connect With Us
Have questions about a technique? Suggestions for topics we should cover? We welcome feedback from fellow woodworkers. Visit our Contact page to get in touch.