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Flexible Hold-In
October 25, 2005

Most featherboards or hold-ins utilize an angled board with numerous sawkerfs cut into one end. The flexibility of these featherboards is pretty limited, so they must invariably be reset after…
A Table Saw Splitter You Will Actually Use
October 25, 2005

Adding a splitter to a new tablesaw throat insert is an excellent safely practice. Once installed, neglecting it requires a conscious effort, so the odds are that it will see…
A Basic Dado and Rabbet on the Table Saw
October 25, 2005

Use a dado set to cut these fundamental woodworking joints accurately.
Listening to Tools Is a Good Way to Identify Potential Problems
October 25, 2005

The sounds your tools make can tell you a lot about how they're working.
Using a Benchtop Bench
October 25, 2005

See how to use Jeff Miller's unique minibench for routing and handwork. The elevated bench raises the action to a comfortable height.
Shopmade Table Saw Tapering Jig
October 25, 2005

Adjustability, safety, and ease of use are key elements of this shopmade sled
Tying Down Lumber for Transport
October 25, 2005

Learn the bowline knot and other tips for tying down lumber
SawStop is Safety Centric
October 25, 2005

Cabinet Saw's blade-stopping technology aims to save fingers
Rubber Tire Hold-In
October 25, 2005

The simple lawnmower-wheel fixture sketched above has made featherboard hold-ins obsolete in my shop. I have two: one as shown and the other a mirror image of the first. I…
Pros and Cons of Oil Finishes
May 1, 2005

These popular finishes are easy to use, but you need to pick the right one for the job

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