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Keep your hands away from blades and cutters, and hold work securely with this vital shopmade accessory.

After disassembling the previous cutterhead and gearbox, it's time to add the upgrade: a Byrd Shelix helical head.

To cut safely, stay focused on the forces exerted by the spinning blade or bit.

A few key adjustments get your saw cutting smoothly.

Mike Korsak chose to put most of his machines in one corner of his shop to keep his dust collection needs centralized.

Cyclone dust collectors are a wonderful improvement over their single-stage counterparts. Many woodworkers like to line the collection drum with a plastic bag, as it is easier to empty a…

Adjustable wings extend the reach of your drill-press table.

Learn how to refurbish a surplus cabinet to create a mobile workstation, with handy storage inside.

Exploit the bandsaw blade’s downward motion to improve your control when cutting curved parts.

With its direct-drive three-phase motor, the Oliver isn't something that you can just plug into any old 220-volt outlet. In order to feed the beast, Mike outfitted his shop with a three-phase rotary converter, something he doesn't regret for a minute.