Get creative with Jeremy Helgeson as he attempts to build something three different ways out of three different materials. Using Minecraft, LEGO, Toca Blocks, Roblox, Styrofoam, clay, popsicle sticks and cardboard, Jeremy uses his imagination to build the coolest projects you've seen.

In this three-part series, leather artisans Sarah Kirkham and Anna Warren of Tactile Craftworks go on a journey to improve their product line with a slick new laser-cutting tool, the Dremel Digilab Laser Cutter.

Create custom cabinets that are perfectly suited to any home. Learn to design, assemble and install both basic and high-end builds.

Transform your woodworking projects into distinctive heirlooms. Learn techniques for successful stringing, template work and even inlaying on curved surfaces.

Turn your most sophisticated segmented vessels yet. Learn cutting-edge woodturning techniques you'll use again and again.

Design, fabricate and assemble built-in shelving solutions for your home. Learn new woodworking skills and techniques while creating beautiful, functional storage with this class presented in partnership with Lowe's.

Build a high-end coffee table that will serve friends and family well for years to come. Create tapered legs, mortise and tenon joinery, a hand-planed finish and more.

Master a reliable, versatile type of joinery you can use to build enduring projects. Create a variety of perfect-fitting mortise and tenon joints by hand.

Build your table saw skills to make this essential tool even more valuable. Learn to use your table saw for milling, joinery and even coving.

Become a more efficient, accurate woodworker. Build sleds, fences, jigs and cauls that no shop should be without.

Learn how to use a bandsaw to make beautiful cuts safely and easily.

Curve wood with confidence for fine furniture, home improvement or even boat building. Learn fundamental techniques for milling, laminating and steam-bending wood.

A good woodworker knows dozens of different types of joinery. The hard part is knowing what to use, and when.

Handsaws: the most iconic, and yes, hardworking of the woodworking tools. But sometimes it seems like there are as many kinds of saws as there are teeth on the things. Let's narrow it down a bit to the most useful ones you'll encounter.

One size does not fit all when it comes to wood glue, and you'll need to know how to sift through the pile of options out there and choose the right one for your project. Here we''ll break down five popular choices, and when to use them.

It doesn't take much time or money to make an edge grain (edge grain = just the edge strip of the wood, like the side of a 2 x 4) cutting board yourself. Plus they make awesome gifts for just about anyone old enough to be trusted with a knife.

Suddenly succulents are everywhere, and so are planters that give them a happy home. No surprise, since succulents are so easy to take care of, don’t need much water, and will grow in the tiniest of openings.