Machinery - Page 14 of 106

With this jig and a set of sharpening stones, you can rehone even the "disposable" jointer and planer blades in your shop.

Minimalist woodworker Vic Tesolin considers the machinery of his shop his "apprentices." He leans on them to make his life easier.

It's a tough question. Vic Tesolin argues that if you're armed with a jack plane, the answer is obvious.

Bob Van Dyke demonstrates how to precisely set your router table fence for perfectly centered groove.

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.

Rollie Johnson reviews this powerful tool that creates perfect joinery.

The door for Mike Pekovich's wall cabinet quickly comes together as Mike creates the frame with stub tenons and grooves at the tablesaw.

The articles found in this collection cover all facets of dust collection–from finding the right dust collector to getting the most out of your current collector, from organizing your shop for efficient dust collection to designing a ductwork system.

Craig Thibodeau produces work that obviously comes from the mind of a mechanical master. It’s no wonder that when commercial sanders come up short, he modifies them or makes new ones himself.

Instead of turning to a router or a shaper, Will Neptune produces various deep, wide coves using the tablesaw.