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Most woodworkers are inveterate tinkerers.
The simple stop block—when coupled with a well-built crosscut sled—excels at making repeatable cuts to a consistent length.
I make 6 of them for my bar. Are excellent for outdoor or indoor use and perfect for a patio bar.
As simple as they may seem, picture frames can prove
Have you thought of Kitchen cabinets online remodeling with your own ideas?
Learn how to build and use a clever tablesaw jig for perfect box joints.
A stop block is perhaps one of the most common shop devices used in woodworking.
Recently, while building a Shaker writing table, I needed to drill dowel holes in the front faces of my table's legs, after the table
Learn how to build basic furniture projects without a tablesaw.
I designed this holder tray to display some old pewter shot glasses and build it using some old door jamb material salvaged from a reno of a nineteen sixties house.
I loved seeing my jig design for cutting miter spline slots used in making Ed Pirnik's Beaufiful Re
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My father often reminded me to use the "right tool for the right job." He was right and over time that wisdom developed into many jigs in my shop.
A quick and easy strategy for building face frames.
Cut moldings and more on the router table, while keeping your hands out of harm's way.
Proper technique and push sticks will help you use this essential milling tool safely.
The tablesaw is an essential piece of shop machinery, but it can also be dangerous.
A sled lets you use just your planer to mill wide boards to any thickness