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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.
One of the first steps in any project is cutting parts to size. Here are a few ways to get … Read More
Quartersawn white oak is a hallmark of Craftsman furniture, but getting its distinctive ray-fleck figure on all four sides of … Read More
Don't have a workbench thick enough for traditional bench dogs? This removable stop system uses notched arms and adjustable blocks … Read More
Here's a great table saw technique for creating attractive-looking beveled hardwood strips to hold glass panels inside a door or … Read More
Flush-mounted hardware gives a project a clean, stream-lined look. Here are some tips and tricks to installing it so it … Read More
Creating smooth, even access holes for ventilation and wiring can be a real challenge. Here's a clever way to get … Read More
Think you know how to drive woodscrews? Learn these top-notch techniques for making using woodscrews easier and more effective. Read More
Veneer enhances the look of many projects. Creating small panels is simple if you follow this straightforward technique. Read More
Some materials and woodworking tasks can generate clouds of dust. Keep the dust out the air and off the floor … Read More
Cutting tapered table legs doesn't have to involve a complicated jig. With a band saw, a few layout lines, and … Read More
Hardwood edging gives plywood panels a clean, finished appearance, but trimming it flush without damaging the veneer takes a little … Read More
Adding bench dog holes makes any worksurface more versatile. Here's a simple way to get consistent, accurate holes. Read More
Hardwood plywood is stable, economical, and ideal for large panels, but sometimes it needs a little help. These three techniques … Read More
Learn what it takes to make and install a solid wood top. The trick is paying attention to a few … Read More
You can do better work if the piece you're working on is held securely. Trouble is clamps can sometimes get … Read More
