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Some think that hand tools are mostly a thing of the past, but there's nothing further from the truth. Planes, chisels, and saws are just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to tools that perform without a cord.
Cutting to a consistent depth is a key part of working with a hand saw. In addition to your layout … Read More
It isn't easy to trim a small piece of molding once it's been cut. You need a way to hold … Read More
Curves and arcs add interest to your projects. Discover our favorite tools for drawing them in. And find out how … Read More
You can't beat a pencil for most marking tasks. But you have some options when it comes to accuracy and … Read More
Squares are great for 90° and 45° layout, but what about all the angles in between? A sliding bevel gauge … Read More
There's a wide variety of measuring and marking tools available. When it comes to squares, here are three that are … Read More
Steel rules are basic tools. But it still takes a little know-how to make consistent, accurate measurements. Here are a … Read More
Accurate work begins with accurate measuring. Here are two types of rules that no woodworker should be without. Read More
On a small project, every detail matters. So you want a tight, gap-free fit for the hardware. A router and … Read More
Accurate measuring is one key to building better projects. They don't need to cost a fortune. Head to the auto … Read More
Keep your hand plane's cutting edge sharp and protected with this simple shop-made saddle. A wooden base, two runners, and … Read More
