THESE ARE EASY TO DO ! PLUS ITS BETTER TO HAVE ALL YOUR DRILL BITS ROUTER BITS IN ORDER.ON THE SPINE OF EACH BOOK MARK WHATS IN IT? AS YOU NOTICE THE BACKSIDE OF TIMBER HOUSING THE CUTTER HAVE [...]
REMEMBER THOSE READERS DIGEST HARD BACKS. THIS IS WHAT I DID WITH THEM? I TURN THEM INTO DRILL ROUTER CUTTER STORAGE UNITS? DRILLS FROM 1/2INCH TO 1/16 EVEN ROUTER CUTTERS.THIS IS A ONE OFF [...]
This week we received a visit from James Travis, who built what could be the most ornate sawbench. Travis, who is in his early 20s, was traveling through Cincinnati on his way from Boston to San [...]
There is a special satisfaction to solving a problem with tape. Yes, it’s nice to master the tools and techniques of our forefathers, but it’s a lot more fun to say “Look at [...]
American Fabric Filter offers replacement cartridge filter elements for baghouses and dust collectors. Their replacement cartridges fit most OEM units and are manufactured to the OEM [...]
This is the last post on Joseph Moxon’s double-screw vise. Promise. Wednesday morning while I was in the shower, my brain clicked. (Hey! twice in one month!) On Tuesday, Glen Huey and I [...]
THIS IS MADE ENTIRELY FROM 3X2 AND 8X2 CLS TIMBER.CLS TIMBER IS NORMALLY USED FOR STUD WORK.THIS CLS TIMBER HAS BEEN SEALED WITH CLEAR THOMPSONS WATER SEAL FOR TIMBER.I SPRAYED IT ON ALL THE [...]
The Skansen bench that I built for the April 2010 issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine has proved to be a popular project with readers. But if you like, you can do a better job of emulating the [...]
THIS BOWL HAS BEEN TURNED USING ONLY GROUND ENGINEERING FILES. ITS WAS SCREWED TO FACE PLATE ,THEN THE BACK TURNED.THE DOG TEETH YOU SEE ON BOWL WAS THEN FIXED TO LATHE. AND THE BACKSIDE OF [...]
In my DVD “Building Furniture With Hand Planes,” we offer plans for a Shaker Hanging Cabinet, which is what I’m working on throughout the DVD. However, as some viewers have [...]
Now that Editor Christopher Schwarz is done with his latest bench build (you can read about it on his blog , and in the August issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine, which mails in a couple [...]
The invention of the table is a great idea. The first person to realize that stuff could be put at their fingertips, rather than having to bend over to retrieve it, probably had a sore back and [...]