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Everyone loves building projects for their shop. Whether it's a shop-made tool, or a piece of shop furniture, we've got you covered.
Build two practical woodworking shop storage projects: a portable tool tote and a customizable wall-mounted rack for your favorite hand … Read More
Need a place to spread out woodworking plans without sacrificing valuable bench space? This wall-mounted drop-down desk features a fold-away … Read More
Learn how to build heavy-duty trestle sawhorses from construction lumber using traditional joinery, then turn the pair into a versatile … Read More
Put your hand-cut joinery skills to the test with this unique saw till. Compound-angle twisted dovetails create eye-catching corners, while … Read More
Cutting clean, accurate hinge mortises doesn’t have to involve tedious measuring and chiseling. This adjustable hinge mortising jig uses the … Read More
Make your shop more organized and versatile with two easy-to-build projects: a space-saving clamp-on router table and a vintage-inspired saw … Read More
Take a load off with this sturdy wooden shop stool. Built with just 10 pieces, its three-legged design combines a … Read More
I like to build small step stools for children, held together by pocket screws and glue. Most commercial plugs are … Read More
There’s a great project all the way back in ShopNotes issue 42: a set of stacking sawhorses. What’s so great … Read More
Build a heavy-duty sawhorse workbench designed for strength, portability, and versatility. With rugged joinery and an optional plywood top and … Read More
Marking the centerpoint at the end of a dowel takes a bit of time. If you’re only dealing with one, … Read More
Commercial hose hangers are available, but in my opinion they’re better suited to static tasks — for sanding, I wanted … Read More
This stacking sawhorse accommodates all kinds of shop work. Read More
I made the ShopNotes Knock-Down Workbench from Woodsmith Plans. To make using the bench even easier, I made a couple … Read More
Take an inside look into the home workshop of Phil Huber of the Woodsmith Shop. Read More
