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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.
Maximize the working area in your shop by adding an additional worksurface to your router table top. Read More
Throwing spent utility knife blades, broken screws, or nails straight into the trash can lead to injury or cause a … Read More
These shelf standard are a notch above the steel versions that inspired them. They offer the same flexibility as their … Read More
Ripping a board is done at the table saw most of the time, but it doesn't have to always be … Read More
It seems it would be helpful to have a third hand for tasks like repositioning the blade while making cuts … Read More
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
