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Nonslip Push Stick
December 11, 2006

When I used my ordinary push stick on a tablesaw, I had good control in the north/south direction but less in the east/west direction, especially when trying to keep small…
Low-Cost Bed Extension for a Small Lathe
December 11, 2006

To turn bedposts, you need a long-bed lathe-an expensive tool that uses lots of floor space. For less than $100, I made this bed extension for my midi-lathe. When not…
Wall-Mounted Clamp Rack Makes Panel Glue-Ups Quick and Easy
December 7, 2006

With this clamp rack always set up and ready to go, I can edge-glue 3/4-in.-thick boards in no time. And because the rack mounts almost flat to a wall, it…
Raise a Panel With a Straight Router Bit
November 21, 2006

This router fixture is great for quickly and safely beveling panels. It's made from 3/4-in plywood and some scraps. Its table is hinged and adjusts via a slotted support arm…
Shape Chair Seats with a Router
November 16, 2006

The purpose of this fixture is to shape wooden chair seats so that they fit the body. The outside tracks of the base are higher at the ends and lower…
Shopmade Brackets Support Wide Stock on Edge
November 16, 2006

If you've ever tried to work on the edge of a wide door or tabletop, you know how difficult it is to secure a large, flat workpiece in the vertical…
Magnetic Fence for the Drill-Press
November 16, 2006

Rather than build a complicated auxiliary drill-press table with an adjustable fence, a simpler solution is to use a 12-in.-long magnetic tool-holder as a fence. The magnets in the tool…
A Better Glue Dispenser
November 16, 2006

I like to buy bulk glue to save money. In the past I transferred the glue to a small dispenser for use, the kind with a chisel tip. Over time,…
Make a Giant Cabinetmaker’s Square
November 16, 2006

In not much more than an hour, a carpenter's framing square can be converted to a jumbo-size cabinetmaker's square. For the fence of the square, I used 1/8-in.-thick by 3/4-in.…
Nut Holds Setting on Locking Clamp
November 16, 2006

A locking clamp is one of my most useful tools. Unfortunately, the clamp setting tends to change when the tool is used repeatedly for the same task, because the adjustment…

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