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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.
Replace awkward pegboard hooks with simple dowels, reuse plastic yard signs during assembly, protect project parts with a carpeted bench … Read More
Put leftover chopsticks to work mixing finishes and epoxy, organize ratchet straps with a can koozie, flag tiny parts with … Read More
Make your time in the workshop easier with three simple woodworking tricks for installing screws, sizing dowels, and sanding tight … Read More
Make everyday shop tasks easier with four simple woodworking tips for identifying clamp capacity, storing foam brushes between finish coats, … Read More
This simple tip will help you add electricity to your sawhorses without leaving a cord dangling around to trip over. Read More
Chamfer thin workpieces with a card scraper sharpening guide, keep beeswax handy, protect pipe clamps during glue-ups, and use inexpensive … Read More
Plywood is a wonderful material for building cabinets, cases, and even tabletops, but it can be a bit of a … Read More
Accounting for the ways wood moves is one thing that often crosses my mind when working on a project. The … Read More
Prevent plywood from splitting when installing threaded inserts, make loose pegboard hooks fit better, add a temporary grip to your … Read More
Put old mini blinds to work as epoxy spreaders, keep your resawing push stick within reach, and remove stubborn chalk … Read More
This divided tray of historical significance can do a great job of corralling small bits of hardware and minimize the … Read More
The miter saw is great for cutting down larger pieces of wood, but it can be a challenge to safely … Read More
Speed up router lift adjustments, prevent thin plywood from sagging, remember to tension your band saw blade, and protect sheet … Read More
