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The WMH Tool Group unveiled this redesigned 18-in. Jet bandsaw with a 12-in. resaw capacity and a number of improvements over the previous 18-in. model (JWBS-18). 

Reproduce matching parts on the lathe every time with Vega's duplicator

There are big differences between a woodworking shop and just another room in the house. Yes, the creature comforts of heating and cooling are important in a shop, but a…

This 18-in. bandsaw combines features from model numbers 18 and 18SE, featuring heavier construction and a 19-amp American-made Baldor motor.

Shapers and combination machines, to name a few, are powerful woodworking tools more commonly found in professional and production woodshops. The Basics: • Shapers: A powerful alternative to the router…

Attaching a vee-edged block to the bandsaw table counters the blade's tendency to drift.

A good method for cutting perfect circles on a band saw: Take a strip of plywood or chipboard about a foot wide and several feet long. Divide it lengthwise with…

When lathe-turning candlesticks or other items that have a center hole, the hole can be perfectly centered by drilling it first before turning is started, and then using a tapered…

For my early American reproductions, such as cobbler's benches and step tables, I have found that splaying the legs about 5¡ in two directions is just about right. I recently…

The problem of excessive tear-out at the bottom of drill-press holes can be solved with a simple metal collar. I discovered the collar solution during a 30-unit production run of…