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Ramp Up Your Router-Table Dust Collection
December 1, 2010

A standard router-table dust collection setup works well when the cut is along the inner edge because wood chips are easily sucked into the fence opening. However, when routing a…
Story Sticks Speed Setup for Sharpening Turning Tools
December 1, 2010

If you are using the Oneway Wolverine sharpening system to grind your detail, spindle, roughing gouges, and skews, the V-arm setup can be a bit of a fussy process of trial,…
Slot a Zero-Clearance Insert Safely
December 1, 2010

Here’s how to safely cut a blade slot in a new zero-clearance tablesaw insert. With the blade all the way down, lock the rip fence in place over the right…
Use Dogs and a Bench Jack to Support Long Boards
October 18, 2010

A row of dog holes drilled in the side of a workbench provides a quick and solid way of supporting long boards for edge-planing. Simply install a benchdog or two…
Knee Paddle Cuts Power Safely
October 18, 2010

One day after having a board bind up in my tablesaw and almost kick back, I looked into installing a paddle-style shut-off switch, sometimes called a panic switch. A commercial…
Quick Tip: Make a New Zero-Clearance Table Saw Insert
October 18, 2010

It is common practice to make a new zero-clearance tablesaw insert from a factory insert with a pattern-following bit in a router. Most articles recommend joining the old insert to…
Center Finder for Chair Stretchers
September 21, 2010

Finding the perfect center to drill mortises for stretchers between two round chair legs can be quite a juggling act and a time consumer if you make a lot of…
Straight-Line Guide for the Router
September 21, 2010

This router guide, when used with a top-bearing-guided pattern-maker’s bit, turns your router into a jointer and a precise trimmer. An embedded aluminum bar makes this jig more accurate and…
Power Lift for Drill-Press Table
September 20, 2010

Making woodworking less phyiscal
Build a Sharpening Stone Jig
September 14, 2010

Learn how to a build a simple jig that will keep your sharpening stones from wandering all over the bench during honing.

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