Create Wrapped Hemp Handles
Mike Pekovich adds a wrapped cord handle to his dovetailed jewelry chest—a lovely finishing touch.
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Build a Knockdown Shave Horse
This knockdown shave horse from Amy Pate is small-shop friendly and perfect for apartment woodworkers. Learn to make this useful shop project.
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Easy Tool & Toy Chest
This rustic hinged-lid box is a design traditionally used as a basic tool chest, but I thought a scaled-down version would make a great chest for stashing toys. Nails, glue and a nice long day
in the shop are all it takes.
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T-slot Bridge Clamp
I make my own zero-clearance throat plates for my table saw to minimize exit tear-out on workpieces and to prevent narrow pieces from dropping into the saw. When raising the blade through the insert blank for the first time (using …
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A Decisive Way to Release Rusted Parts and Bring a Tool Back to Life
As most of you probably know by now, I’m a woodworker who doesn’t let a bit of rust stand in the way of putting a tool back to work — whether in my own shop or in the woodworking program …
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 251 — A 250 Degree Fire
This week, Phil, John, and Logan closer to episode 500 than episode 1 with some great listener mail – including a heartfelt story about 25 years with Woodsmith. The guys talk about friendly woodworking rivalries, Logan’s rooftop chimney adventure…
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