Special Offer
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.
Use a pencil to lay out CNC projects before cutting, turn a door sweep into a shop cleanup brush, repurpose … Read More
Give an old solid-carbide router bit a second life. With a scrap wood handle, you can turn its smooth shank … Read More
Keep glue off your bench, store push sticks beside your table saw, protect your arms during blade changes, and make … Read More
If you've ever tried to match up a dowel to a Forstner bit, you know it can be a challenge. … Read More
Routing matching stopped grooves doesn’t have to mean measuring and marking every workpiece. Phil shows how a simple hardboard template … Read More
The miter saw is my main crosscutter, but making small adjustments on the piece being cut isn’t easy. The stop … Read More
These Standoffs Allows you to safely Cut Large Material without Damaging the Surface of your Workbench Read More
Keep freshly cut wood plugs from rolling off your band saw table and return your router table fence to the … Read More
Reinforce sandpaper for sanding curves, read metric and imperial measurements on one rule, catch overhead drilling dust, and support workpieces … Read More
The perfect solution for keeping track small things you don't want to lose or be looking for all the time. Read More
Turn old plastic cards into glue spreaders, keep driver bits with their fasteners, fix a troublesome drill press rack, and … Read More
No matter how many clamps you have in your shop, you can always come across an instance when just can't … Read More
Here's a way to take the stress and strain out of moving that big ol' workbench. Read More
