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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.
No matter how many clamps you have in your shop, you can always come across an instance when just can't … Read More
Here's a way to take the stress and strain out of moving that big ol' workbench. Read More
Here are a couple of quick and easy solutions for fixing natural blemishes in wood that will perk up the … Read More
Keep a resaw cut from pinching your band saw blade, turn spring clamps into handy edge clamps, and learn a … Read More
Here is a quick tip that can help you avoid a sticky situation while you are assembling a project or … Read More
Layout tools are often an overlooked group in the workshop, but they don't have to be complex or expensive. Here … Read More
Mark your table saw's off-switch location, collect matching sawdust for homemade wood filler, reuse glue bottle caps as painter's points, … Read More
Even the best woodworkers make mistakes. In this case, Phil cut the mortise for his hinge a little too deep, … Read More
Keep your woodworking vise gripping evenly and quickly check whether your brad nailer actually drove a nail. These two reader-submitted … Read More
As you probably already know, when you are working with wood you often come across defects like loose knots that … Read More
This clever little hideaway keeps your chargers clean, off the benchtop, and out of sight. Read More
This simple board lends a hand while you move the blade on your scroll saw. Read More
Make a fixed marking gauge for common measurements, use tape to control dovetail saw depth, and organize your shop's pencils … Read More
