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Quick Tip for Bandsaw Blade Changing and Adjustments
March 26, 2008

When adjusting a bandsaw or changing its blade, it is difficult to set up the lower blade guides when peering under the table, especially for those of us who wear…
‘Over the Top’ Panel Shaping
March 1, 2008

Q: I recently acquired a 5-hp, 1-1/4-in. spindle shaper. I intend to make a set of raised panels on it using a very large cutting head, and I am concerned…
Top 10 Ways for Woodworkers to Cut Costs, Not Corners
January 20, 2008

How to save money in a tough economy
Polishing Wooden-Bodied Planes
September 1, 2007

Q: I am a user/collector of wood-bodied planes. Often the wood is very dry. How do I clean and preserve these wooden bodies so that they remain useful? John Michael,…
Sharpening a Curved Scraper
July 1, 2007

Q: How do you tune a curved scraper without leaving flat spots when filing? Jeff Steifel, Pittstown, New Jersey A: First, flatten the old burr on the edge by laying…
Replacement Parts for Old Woodworking Machinery
May 1, 2007

Renovo Parts focuses on Delta replacements but hopes to offer more brands in the future
Set Up Your Bandsaw for Resawing
January 5, 2007

Adjust your bandsaw and use the right blade for smooth, straight cuts.
Fine-Tuning a Jointer
November 14, 2006

Q: I recently changed the knives on my 6-in. jointer and set them level with the outfeed table. Now the jointer leaves boards slightly concave in the middle. Do I…
Buying Old Tools
November 1, 2006

A user's guide to quality hand tools at affordable prices.
Sharpen a Marking Gauge Cutter
October 29, 2006

Improve a pin-style marking gauge to mark clean lines across grain.

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