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The tail jaw of a 3/4-in. pipe clamp makes a perfect seat-adjustment mechanism.

The pivoting shutoff switch Leon Segal added to his tablesaw is even easier to access than those on commercial models

Storing my 4-ft. pipe clamps, as well as the extra lengths of 4-ft. pipe I use as extenders, has always been a problem. Putting them up high makes them difficult to access. Leaning them against something is risky.

This sled is ideal for cutting tapered legs and irregularly shaped workpieces.

Rusty tools are a problem for every woodworker at some point, in this video we'll show you how to make that problem go away

Chris Becksvoort built his 24-ft. x 40-ft. shop in the early 1980s out of lumber from the local sawmill. He did most of the framing and installed the floor, which…

Rollie Johnson demonstrates how to remove rust from your tools and keep it at bay

Christian Becksvoort's outfeed table is durable, versatile, and easy to build.

Custom hanging panels keep hand tools secure and at the ready.

A two-part barnlike structure built into a hillside is a great place for Eric Bauer to build furniture and there's even space for his son's knife-making operation.