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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.
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If you want to spray finishes indoors, you need an exhaust system. This affordable homemade set-up makes it possible and affordable.
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Sometimes the hardest part of working with wood is simply finding it. Here are the strategies we use to keep our wood racks full.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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You don’t need a tape or math to lay out graduated drawers with attractive proportions – all you need are two pairs of dividers.
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