Fundamentals of Handplanes 

with Mike Pekovich

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Learn about the different types of planes and why you need them.

Nothing exemplifies the quality of an accomplished and experienced woodworker better than the full command of handplanes. In this online video class, teacher and furniture maker Mike Pekovich leads you on the journey toward a mastery of handplanes.

This series is also available as part of a Fine Woodworking UNLIMITED membership. Already a member? Access here.

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Fundamentals of Handplanes with Mike Pekovich

$59

Course is on-demand and available now

  • Fundamentals of Handplanes
    ▪ How to read the grain of wood
    ▪ How to respond to what the grain is telling you
    ▪ Why blade angle matters
    ▪ How to avoid tearout
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Fundamentals of Handplanes with Mike Pekovich

$159 

Courses are on-demand and available now

  • Fundamentals of Handplanes
  • Roland Johnson's Getting The Most From Your Table Saw
  • Roland Johnson's Getting The Most From Your Band Saw
  • Roland Johnson's Getting The Most From Your Router
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MEET YOUR INSTRUCTOR

Mike Pekovich’s furniture-making career began when he stumbled into a basic woodworking class while studying art in college. In addition to woodworking, he studied graphic design, and the combination of those two pursuits eventually led him to Fine Woodworking magazine where he currently serves as the editor and creative director. Over his career, Mike discovered a passion not just for building, but for teaching the craft. Along with his magazine work, Mike teaches across the country, has written numerous articles for Fine Woodworking, and has authored two books. His first effort, The Why and How of Woodworking, speaks to the heart of what it means to be a woodworker, and offers guidance and inspiration for creating meaningful work. The recently published Foundations of Woodworking focuses on the basic techniques and strategies that are essential for success in the craft.

 

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