 Build projects that last for generations with time-tested joinery techniques. Wood never stops moving. Your projects shrink in dry conditions, swell when the air turns humid, and always will. As moisture passes into and out of the wood’s cells, the changes cause enough movement to create gaps in joints, warped panels, and splits along grain lines. You can’t stop this motion, but you can plan for it to prevent damage. You just need the right building techniques. 
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 Strength and good looks rolled into one. If you’re sitting there thinking, "Boy, those joints sure are great-looking; I wish I could do that" ... get ready for a happy surprise! Armed with the information we've developed for this seminar—and with a little practice—you can produce equally impressive results. So if you’re ready to take your project-building skills to a new, higher level (and amaze your family and friends with your special talent), read on. We'll have you up and running in nothing flat. Included are plans for building the jigs, like the one shown above.
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