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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…
Handplane Chamfer Guide
October 25, 2005

I took on a project at my summer cottage to make 90 ft. of window trim. My options were limited because I was able to bring only a few basic…
Gluing Laminated Curves With Screw Blocks
October 25, 2005

Here is a method for gluing up laminated curved components that eliminates the need for large numbers of expensive clamps. By using simple hardwood clamping blocks and drywall screws, you…
Magnetic Drill-Press Fence
October 25, 2005

This shopmade magnetic fence is easy to build, simple to adjust, and locks down tight.
Router Table Borrows Table Saw’s Fixtures
October 25, 2005

One of the unique advantages of the high-end European combination machines is that you can use the sliding table and the crosscut fence with both the shaper and the tablesaw.…
Turning Dogleg Spindles
October 25, 2005

I discovered this technique for turning the angled back legs of chairs in an old wood-turning book. First, prepare the leg blanks on the bandsaw. In most cases I use…
Speed Square Mitering Sled
October 25, 2005

For cutting 45¡ miters on my tablesaw, I use a crosscut sled equipped with a common plastic speed square. To build the sled, attach a runner to the underside of…
Compression Chuck for the Lathe
October 25, 2005

I turn a lot of small candle holders that have a 1-1/2-in. recess in the top for a glass insert. After turning and parting off the holder, I like to…
Cutting Large-Radius Arcs With a Router
October 25, 2005

I recently needed to cut a 7-ft.-radius arc in a piece of plywood with a router. After thinking about it for a while, I came up with this wall-mounted router-compass…
Making a Segmented Column on the Router Table
October 25, 2005

I recently needed to make a large coopered oak column that was 12 in. dia. by 4 ft. long. Because these dimensions exceeded the capacity of my lathe, I devised…

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