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It’s somewhat of an open secret that we workers of wood dislike the sanding process. My own experience proves that … Read More
Building an adjustable mortising jig for your plunge router essentially creates a benchtop joinery tool. Read More
Make safe, accurate cuts on small workpieces with this adjustable pull saw miter box. Designed for precision and control, it’s … Read More
For this project, I invested some time (not that much, frankly) and materials to make a circle-cutting jig that works … Read More
Build a twin-screw skeleton vise with synchronized wooden gears for smooth, even clamping and perfect alignment. This workbench upgrade offers … Read More
The second item in this issue's Great Gear is a collection of stops and HoldDowns from Milescraft. These are designed … Read More
When using my router table, it’s inconvenient to reach under the table and push the router and insert plate up … Read More
On my latest project, I needed to make a base that would extend exactly 11⁄2" from the profile of the … Read More
I use bench dogs a lot while I'm working in my shop, and I’ve made my own “customized” dogs (pictured … Read More
Bench dog holes are often used with a vise to grip a workpiece. However, I use them more often for … Read More
I needed an easy way to sand the wheels. My solution is the sanding jig shown here. Read More
When it comes to joinery, a precise cut makes all the difference — which is why I whipped up this … Read More
Using this grid router guide jig to make a dovetail track is a simple, two-step process. Read More
For this first retrospective, I want to take some time to look at a few tools that have appeared consistently … Read More
Discover the Kreg 520 Pocket-Hole Jig—a perfect balance of portability and performance. See how it compares to the 720 and … Read More
