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6 Essential Workbench Jigs
November 2, 2016

Planing stops and saw hooks add speed and accuracy to your handwork.
Get a Grip on Your Work
November 2, 2016

For benchtop clamping, nothing beats the holdfast.
Stowaway storage for sharpening stones
October 27, 2016

Not having room in my small shop for a dedicated sharpening station, I turned a cookie sheet into a stowaway station that tucks under a wall cabinet or on the…
FWW Shop Visit: Tim Coleman’s Bench Puppies
October 19, 2016

Bench puppies—shopmade jaws that slip into the dogholes in a workbench and tail vise to clamp a workpiece on edge—are as simple as they are ingenious.
Learn to Love the Skew Chisel
September 29, 2016

When you get the hang of it, your skew chisel will leave a surface so nice and slick that 600-grit sandpaper would mess it up.
Cutting the bridle joint
September 29, 2016

Synopsis: A strong joint that’s widely used in door and face frames, the bridle joint is simple in its anatomy and execution. A tenon on the rail fits an open-ended…
Fabricating frost
September 29, 2016

Synopsis: David Lamb produces marquetry patterned after a winter frost. See how he chooses the wood, cuts it into billets, and then slices it into veneer. Then he uses a…
Build a Table Saw Sled for Miters
September 29, 2016

This precision jig eliminates gaps and headaches.
How Pros Look at Lumber
September 29, 2016

There’s more to selecting boards than counting board feet
Strategies for Squeeze-out
September 29, 2016

Expert tips and tricks for cleaning up glue

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