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Whether it’s a simple trick for holding a workpiece better, or a way to get a little more from your dust collector, we’ve gathered some of the best shop tips here.
Here's a quick way to make some stops that work in tandem with the dog holes in your workbench. Read More
These handy mobile base chocks keep your tools from moving during use. The rare-earth magnets recessed in the back face … Read More
Never forget which sandpaper grit is on your disc sander with these handy metal-rimmed key tags and hooks. A magnetic … Read More
Buying sliding barn-door hardware can get expensive. Learn how to make your own high-quality, DIY barn-door hardware for your projects. Read More
The coping saw is unique in that the handle is parallel to the blade. Since it's a tool that isn't … Read More
Resawing and ripping at the band saw has one set back — drift. This fence solves that problem in a … Read More
Like most woodworkers, I make the occasional mistake when working on a project. Some are easy enough to fix, while … Read More
A rotary tool is a great tool to have around for all sorts of reasons. Building this base makes it … Read More
A clever way to avoid burning your drill bits or the workpiece that you're drilling. Make the hole in two … Read More
If you need a quick set up for some outfeed support at your table saw this tip is for you. … Read More
These guidelines will give you the confidence to tackle the job of applying plastic laminate. These methods have worked for … Read More
Maximize the working area in your shop by adding an additional worksurface to your router table top. Read More
Throwing spent utility knife blades, broken screws, or nails straight into the trash can lead to injury or cause a … Read More
These shelf standard are a notch above the steel versions that inspired them. They offer the same flexibility as their … Read More
Ripping a board is done at the table saw most of the time, but it doesn't have to always be … Read More
