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Blades for Chip-Free Cuts on Sheet Goods
March 17, 2010

Delta has recently introduced a range of full-kerf (0.125 in.) sawblades designed to be used on tablesaws with at least 3 hp motors. I tested the 10 in. 50 tooth…
New Sawblades from Forrest and Delta
March 17, 2010

Since its introduction in the early 1980s, Forrest’s Woodworker II blade (model WW 10407125) has become something of a gold standard for general-purpose blades. So when the company announced a…
How Woodworkers Tame Tearout
February 11, 2010

Zero-clearance trick applies to almost every tool in the shop
The Right Way to Use Contrast
February 11, 2010

Make your furniture stand out by combining different grain, figure, and colors. Just don’t overdo it
Perfect Hinges Every Time
February 11, 2010

Built around the hinge, this routing template is fast and flawless
Make Your Own Marking Gauge
February 11, 2010

This shopmade marking gauge works better than anything on the market.
Sand Between Coats for a Flawless Finish
February 11, 2010

Game-changing products make the job easier and achieve better results.
10 Tips for Mail-Order Lumber
February 11, 2010

The Internet has made it easier to find exceptional wood, but you need to be an educated shopper
How to Add Quarter Columns to Your Furniture
February 11, 2010

Make classic fluted columns of any length, without a big lathe
Leaded glass made easy
February 11, 2010

The leaded-glass for these doors are simple to make and they really help to finish out the Stickley style for this piece.

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