Readers' Tips4
Our readers offer their own shop-tested tips to some of their most common woodworking problems.
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Our readers offer their own shop-tested tips to some of their most common woodworking problems.
These shop-made edge clamps are bound to come in handy when gluing hardwood edging on plywood.
Tips and techniques for cutting a full sheet of plywood down to size. Also, tricks on preventing chipout.
Is it worth buying an "after-market" miter gauge for your table saw? We test four popular models to find out.
Make pocket hole joints quickly and easily with this simple jig. It features a tilting carriage to rout the pocket. And a built-in guide lets you drill the pilot hole accurately.
Practical and inexpensive -- two reasons to build this set of stacking sawhorses. You can make four complete sawhorses using just a single sheet of plywood.
Here's a selection of tips from the guys in our shop that will make it easy to build the projects in this issue.
It cuts sideways like a router bit. And it has the plunge cutting ability of a drill bit. That's what makes these router bits ideal for cutting deep mortises.