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A crosscut sled makes cutting so much easier and more accurate that many woodworkers have one on their saw practically … Read More
Instead of building a cradle jig for your table saw to make decorative splines, try this addition to your biscuit … Read More
These stops that attach to your router table fence work perfectly for making hinge mortises. Read More
Flattening faces and jointing edges are the main jobs of a jointer, but that's not all it can do. Take … Read More
Using a pocket hole jig speeds up the construction of a project. Find a place to set up the jig? … Read More
Using a pocket hole jig speeds up the construction of a project. Find a place to set up the jig? … Read More
Assembling a project with pocket screws requires more than just a jig. This reader-submitted project center creates a portable work … Read More
Here's an easy way to tackle making some extra-long finger joint. You do it with a combination of your table … Read More
The phrase “more than one way to skin a cat” is certainly overused. But when it comes to cutting tenons … Read More
Squaring up stock is one of those tasks that it's easy to lose track of what work has been done … Read More
Combine a hand plane and a miter gauge from the table saw to create a way to trim parts to … Read More
Here's an easy technique for building your hand tool skills and making tight-fitting joints. Read More
Making mortises on your table saw is fast, easy, and accurate with the right approach. Read More
All it takes to get great-looking, tight-fitting joints is spending a little time to dial in the proper setup. Read More
A miter joint looks great but isn't the strongest option. But you can strengthen your miter joints with this easy … Read More
