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Learn a few key tips for working with this classic American hardwood.
Handscrews are a traditional tool. Find out why they belong in every shop.
Get big results with the features packed into these pint-sized router tables.
Build great-looking projects out of plywood with some simple edging secrets.
Discover the little things that make for a rock-solid mortise and tenon joint.
Most of the online retailers carry a fine selection of bench chisels.
The decorative “X” bracing along the sides of this table are sure to draw attention. What’s really interesting is how simple they are to make.
No special hardware is required for the coffee table. The beveled glass panels were purchased at a local glass store. The table was stained with General Finishes’ Candlelight oil stain and then sprayed with two coats of lacquer.
This wall-mounted mirror brings the bedroom suite to conclusion. And like the other pieces, you’ll find the mirror has the same great look and is just as easy to build.
The mirror was stained with Varathane’s Gunstock Oil Stain and then sprayed with two coats of semi-gloss lacquer.
Entertaining family or friends in the near future? Then this stylish serving center is sure to be a hit at your next gathering. Simple construction techniques ensure success from start to finish.
The bar was stained with a mixture of equal parts General Finishes’ Candlelight and Brown Mahogany oil stains and then sprayed with two coats of lacquer.
Try out these tips and tricks to make tight-fitting miters on small pieces.
Ripping is the most basic table saw task. Here’s what you need to know to do it right.
You can find rip blades, push blocks, and other table saw accessories at most hardware stores. If you can’t find them, then the online retailers at right will be able to help you out.
