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This has become my favourite sled.   Small and lightweight, it handles most tasks.As the sled is only on one side of the blade, dado blades can be used.  In…

I want to do this exactly: Take this: https://ibb.co/kmVw4xD And turn it into hollow wood like: https://gaharujinkou.files.wordpress.com/2018/09/gaharu.jpg The work done in the above photo is a rough sort of job.…

I'm making a table leg with a small arc in the bottom (see attached). I thought I'd just cut the arc into the end of the wood with the edge…

Easy to make sled for cutting mortices on a router table.Works with any table that has a router lift.Raise the bit while sliding sled back and forth.Stops limit the travel…

I have old church pew backs with beautiful 1/4 sawn, 1/4” veneer I’d like to reuse. Any suggestions as to how best to remove it?

HelloHoping to get some advice here. I was sick of having an ugly drying rack on our kitchen counter and decided to built a wooden one I would be proud…

I am going to make the Morley Mortiser as featured in latest issue.  For the top piece that accepts a guided bushing I need to rout a 5/8" slot using…

I am building a Stickley side table.it calls for legs spread at 3 degrees on the sides, I was reading phillip Morley report on a mortiser but unfortunately this is…

I would like to build the crosscut sled by Chance Coalter in the latest Tools & Shops issue.  He recommends using 1/2" phenolic plywood.  I have not been able to…

I remember reading an article, I am pretty sure it was in FWW, on how to cut a beveled panel on the table saw - the unusual feature was that…