Two-level drill press table
Vintage benchtop drill presses are a wonderful thing, until you have to move the table. In this video, Ben Strano has a simple fix for his that added some always-welcome storage.
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Long-Lasting Sacrificial Fence
I needed a sacrificial fence for cutting rabbets with my tablesaw. All of the designs I’d seen required drilling holes in my saw’s fence or positioning clamps strategically out of the way of the workpiece. I came up with a …
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Made You Look: A bent kumiko lamp
Johnny Tromboukis uses kerf bending and hot water to bend a kumiko panel.
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Quality tools inspire excellence, Part 2: The modern Bedrock comparison
With such exceptional hand tools on the market, the difference often comes down to a few key details.
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Common solvents in the woodshop
Understanding the chemicals in your shop is the first step to safe and responsible use.
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How & Why of Spring Joints
Save on clamps with this traditional technique for panel glue-ups. A“spring joint” is a traditional method where you join the edges of two boards to make a wider panel and leave a tiny gap in the middle of the …
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