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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.
Cutting clean, accurate hinge mortises doesn’t have to involve tedious measuring and chiseling. This adjustable hinge mortising jig uses the … Read More
Sometimes the simplest shop solutions are the most useful. These five clever woodworking tips cover everything from organizing plans and … Read More
These clever reader-submitted shop tips make everyday woodworking tasks a little easier. From simplifying panel glueups to keeping frequently used … Read More
Make your shop more organized and versatile with two easy-to-build projects: a space-saving clamp-on router table and a vintage-inspired saw … Read More
A set of sawhorses I made from a design in ShopNotes 108 has been sitting around my shop for some … Read More
If you need a marking gauge on the fly, or if you’re looking for an easy, shop-made option, there’s a … Read More
Check out these 4 workshop tips for sanding discs, cleaning your paint brushes, band saw maintenance, and sweeping away dust … Read More
The best shop tips are often the simplest. See how an ordinary foam can koozie can keep ratchet straps—and even … Read More
After rebuilding and refreshing my knock-down workbench in Part 1 and adding aluminum T-track for expanded workholding in Part 2, … Read More
In my shop, an extra work surface is always a welcome addition. That’s no less true at the lathe, which … Read More
After giving my trusty knock-down workbench a complete makeover in Part 1, it’s time to push it a step further … Read More
A long-time knock-down workbench gets a much-needed refresh after years of shop use, moves, and hard work—cleaned up, repaired, and … Read More
Check out these quick woodworking tips from Woodsmith Issue #285 for sandpaper, organization, and push pads! Read More
Round and octagonal parts present challenges for work-holding. One solution is a simple DIY V-block. -Phil Huber Urbandale, Iowa Read More
Folks worked with wood for generations without the use of screw-driven vises. I adapted one traditional work-holding device for my … Read More
