In what could be the most exciting video you'll ever watch, Nick Offerman and Jimmy DiResta test the durability of a rollerblade, bongos, a baseball and a roll of salami.

From staining oak to woodworking aprons to miter joints, Nick Offerman fields real questions from Twitter followers and answers them in his signature Offerman style.

An upcoming reality TV series from NBC will celebrate artisanship and makers who build amazing things with their hands.

PBS TV host Kevin O'Connor visits actor and woodworker Nick Offerman and gets a firsthand look at the comedian’s woodworking shop.

Years ago, when I had just started working as the editor of Fine Woodworking, I was seriously admonished by Paul Roman, the founder of that magazine and the Taunton Press, that woodworkers don’t have a sense of humor. I thought he was wrong then, and now a new book helps me prove it.

‘Good Clean Fun: Misadventures in Sawdust at the Offerman Woodshop’ autographed hardcover, written by Nick Offerman will be available October 17th, 2016

In a secluded wood, famed woodworker and actor Nick Offerman offers a Father's Day tribute, while fishing in a handmade wood canoe with his father Ric Offerman, in the new Lagavulin Single Malt Scotch Whisky release of "My Tales of Whisky Series." Of the adventure Nick said, “Working with my Dad (aka my hero) was a sincere honor and a treat - especially since all we had to do was go fishing. And if people have enjoyed my stoic expressions, then I expect they’re about to have their hats fly off when they lay eyes on the face of the august edifice from whence I sprung.”

Actor and woodworker Nick Offerman appeared on the Late Show with Stephen Colbert recently and presented the host with a handcrafted California myrtle and black Eastern walnut table. While he's still working on the finish he said in the video below, the much-needed gift offers talk show guests, including Offerman, a place for their obligatory mugs.

BOSTON -  One of the top U.S. woodworking and craftsman schools had a surprising guest speaker for its graduation last week. Television personality Nick Offerman. While famed for his role as Ron Swanson, shop program director in "Parks & Recreation" show, Offerman is much loved by woodworkers who know him as the owner of Offerman Woodshop, a  real woodworking enterprise in Los Angeles.

Parks & Recreation woodworking TV star Nick Offerman's solid oak emojis are a more old-fashioned, more personal, more American mode of communication. One foot in diameter they weigh 14 lbs.