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Quick Tip: Router Table Surface Doubles as a Notepad
September 23, 2008

When I built my router table, I laminated two thicknesses of MDF, then encased it in white kitchen-counter laminate. I didn’t particularly plan for white, but the stuff was cheap…
Modular Workbench Increases Capacity
September 11, 2008

When I began planning a workbench, I knew I wanted a big one—an 8-footer. But during the construction of the bench, I decided to make it in two sections, one…
Workshop Tunes
August 7, 2008

Looking for some good listening in the shop? Here's what other woodworkers enjoy.
Easy-Access Shelf for Drill-Press Accessories
July 17, 2008

This shelf, made from 3/4-in.-thick Baltic-birch plywood, keeps bits and other accessories for my drill press close by and prevents them from rolling off onto the floor. After cutting the…
Repairing Veneer with a Can
July 17, 2008

A good way of repairing damaged veneer is to use a metal can to guide identical cuts in the damaged piece and in the veneer sheet for the repair. Place…
Caddy Keeps Sawblades Organized
July 17, 2008

Sawblades are expensive and easily damaged by poor storage and handling. So I came up with a sawblade caddy that protects the blades while minimizing storage space and permitting transport.…
Quick Tip: Protect Machine Blades from Nicks
July 17, 2008

I inspect my lumber before I run it through the jointer or planer, looking for any grit or metal. So I was surprised to suddenly get a chip in my…
Multipurpose Workbench is a Space Saver
July 17, 2008

My entire shop must fit into half of my garage, so I have to make the most of the available space. Toward that end, I’ve built a workbench that also…
Hide-Away Planer Table
May 21, 2008

I built a flip-up table for my portable thickness planer right into the auxiliary outfeed table of my tablesaw. I can swing the planer up into working position and then…
Quick Tip: Toilet Paper Uses in the Shop
May 21, 2008

I’ve hung a toilet-paper holder on my shop wall and keep a roll there. Goofy as it may sound, a wad of toilet paper is great for cleaning up glue…

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