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Oneida says their new 4” cyclone improves single stage dust collector performance

Tim Killen finds it extremely helpful in the shop to have multiple views of the components from different angles and positions. SketchUp makes this possible by using various Scenes with separate dimensions used in different layers.

By packaging their chisels without handles, Narex has found a way to get their tools into the hands of those on a budget.

Join GreenWood’s innovative Artisan EcoTour: May 21–30, 2020. Instructors Michael Fortune and René Delgado will guide participants through a design process that explores the roots of our craft through the creation of a beautiful stool or small table.

You're invited to the second US Bodgers Ball and Greenwood Festival near Madison, WI. The 2019 US Bodgers Ball was a real success with 50+ registrations and lots of demos…

Turning experts Janet Collins and Josh Friend answer your turning questions in our very first episode dedicated solely to jamming sharp tools into spinning wood.

To help fight the urge to be lazy about maintenance, Bob Miller selects a single day a year to grease and lubricate all of the bearings in the shop.

From Bridge City Tools: Montclair, CA. — Mark Strahler, President of Bridge City Tool Works, has announced the introduction of new retail pricing for its iconic Bridge City hand tools. The…

Many of the classes Megan Fitzpatrick teaches involve large dovetailed carcases, and while you don't actually need a Moxon vise to make them, it sure simplifies things.

Vic Tesolin thinks that there is something remarkable about using a tool that you have made with your own hands to practice your craft.