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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.
Woodworking magazines and project plans are easily buried while working on a project. Here's a way to keep them front … Read More
A fold-up workbench is a great shop addition. The challenge is keeping track of the bench dogs it comes with. … Read More
Make a simple, safe way to operate your table saw. This switch cover allows you to turn off your saw … Read More
A small piece of dry erase tape can help you keep track of shop supplies. You can also use it … Read More
Most of us have a miscellaneous collection of hardware. Sure those bits and bobs are useful, but it isn't easy … Read More
A garage shop doesn't leave you with a lot of room for working with large sheets of plywood. Here's a … Read More
Installing cabinet doors often turns into a juggling act of holding the door in place, aligning the hinges and screws, … Read More
Each of my tools in the shop have accessories that I use all the time. Here's a simple way to … Read More
Keeping track of woodworking plans and magazines can be tough in a small shop. They can quickly get buried or … Read More
Being able to bury a saw blade in an auxiliary fence lets you streamline your workflow. Here's an easy way … Read More
A combination disc/belt sander is a valuable shop workhorse. The problem is it can be tough to find a place … Read More
Dust finds its way into every corner of a shop. Most of the time, it's just a nuisance. But it … Read More
Often having a small shop means shuffling tools on and off your workbench. This platform lets you do that and … Read More
Turning on your vacuum and tools at the same time has never been easier. A power strip is all that's … Read More
