Timothy Rousseau

Tools & Materials By Timothy Rousseau #277-Sep/Oct 2019 Issue Featherboard by Bow Products, $80 I resaw wide stock at my bandsaw, where it’s super helpful to have a featherboard holding the stock against a tall fence. Not only are the results more consistent, but it’s also much safer, especially as the stock gets thinner, such as when you make your own veneer. So a while back I came up with a slick, adjustable shopmade jig for resawing.

How-To Learn how to impart smooth curves on your furniture parts with template routing tips from a furniture pro By Tim Rousseau Sep 20, 2013 Ed Pirnik and Gary Junken When it comes to imparting curves onto furniture parts, you could saw to a line, and then spokeshave or sand the curves to a smooth finish, but that makes for some tedious work.

How-To Master the shooting board and take your woodworking skills to the next level. By Tim Rousseau #267–Mar/Apr 2018 Issue Ed Pirnik and Gary Junken Fine Woodworking has covered a wide variety of shooting boards over the years, and while all of them work beautifully, wouldn’t it be wonderful to distill all those great designs into one perfect board? Furniture maker and teacher Timothy Rousseau has done just that.