Why should you own a bowsaw? Why not? You have many other tools that you use only when you need them. Seriously, if you make 18th-century-style furniture, or you make furniture with hand tools, you should own a couple of bowsaws.

If you want to spray finishes indoors, you need an exhaust system. This affordable homemade set-up makes it possible and affordable.

Sometimes the hardest part of working with wood is simply finding it. Here are the strategies we use to keep our wood racks full.

Whether new to woodworking, or an old hand, tips and tricks prove valuable every day. Here are three quick tricks to get your day started.

In this excerpt from Ron Hock’s book ‘The Perfect Edge’ you'll learn a fool-proof method to sharpen your chisels to a razor edge.

Replace your router’s base with a shop-made version that’s oversized, stable and inexpensive. Watch Bob Lang demonstrate the advantages of this offset router baseplate in our free video.

Most woodworkers know that sharpening their tools is important, but they may not know why. Working faster, safer and with better results are all good reasons.

It is estimated that nearly 80 percent of all woodworking requires some type of sawing. The power, accuracy and control of the table saw has made the process of sawing wood a lot more productive and a lot less physical. It’s arguable as to who first invented the circular saw, but one thing is certain – it has revolutionized our craft.

The fundamental rules (and devices) to keep you clear of danger at your saw.

You don’t need a tape or math to lay out graduated drawers with attractive proportions – all you need are two pairs of dividers.