No Slip Clamp Guides
Guide clamps make it easy to position a straightedge for sawing or routing, because they clamp to both ends of a workpiece. I made my own, using a 5“ wide…
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Roubo’s Parquetry Jigs
The 18th-century jigs of this French master belong in the contemporary shop. I’ve often heard that confession is good for the soul, so let me begin with one here. Especially…
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 266 — Overfeatured!
On this week’s episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, Logan and Phil respond to viewer/listener comments and discuss must-have (and much-loathed) features on router tables. Head to the Woodsmith website for…
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The Splinter Report: March 20th
Welcome to The Splinter Report, where I gather the assorted interesting and amusing things I’ve seen in the woodworking world. This week we’re looking at 1996, a sweet tool chest,…
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STL 362: Hold the Saw like a Baby Bird
Seasoned furniture maker Jeff Miller and Vic sit down to discuss his new-found love of building guitars, the importance of routine practice, and proper woodworking body mechanics.
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As the River Flows
Of all the “new” things I’ve tried with woodworking over the last few years, the most fascinating — and, more importantly, the most fun — is epoxy resin. Until now I’ve used it…
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