Shop Tips - Page 156 of 164

Installing a Cast-Iron Vise
October 1, 2002

There's more to it than sinking a few lag screws
Making Three-Phase Machines Work in a One-Phase Shop
September 1, 2002

Joh White breaks down the three basic types of converters that'll get a three-phase machine running in a home shop: static, rotary and electronic
Get the Most From Your Router Table
August 1, 2002

Make controlled cuts using special jigs that hold the work and keep hands away from cutters
Lighting for the Workshop
February 1, 2002

Tips for figuring how many and what types of fluorescent lights you need to create a comfortable working environment
Shopmade Tenoning Jig
February 1, 2002

Micro-adjustment feature adds ease and accuracy
Safety is Rule One
February 1, 2002

How to be a healthy woodworker in a safe shop
PVC Pipe Dangers Debunked
January 1, 2002

4-in.-dia. plastic duct is unlikely to cause a static-induced blast in a home shop
A Well-Organized One-Man Shop
January 1, 2002

Plan machine and bench layout around logical workflow and convenient storage.
The Ultimate Router Table
January 1, 2002

Cabinet-based unit devours dust and decibels and puts controls on the outside
Shop on the Go
January 1, 2002

A travel kit of carefully chosen tools keeps a veteran cabinetmaker at work away from home

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