Safer table saw methods for tricky cuts
Is your workpiece trapped between the fence and the blade? If it is, does it have to be?
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Is your workpiece trapped between the fence and the blade? If it is, does it have to be?
Safer table saw methods for tricky cuts Read More »
Instead of superglue, the author of Workshop Wound Care recommends a far better option for treating wounds.
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Trimming small parts on a table saw using a miter gauge can be a little nerve wracking. In order to trim small parts safely, I mounted a handscrew to a piece of plywood. First I trimmed the plywood on the …
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From handles and pulls to feet, wedges, wheels, drawer stops, and table-attachment tabs, Asa Christiana shows us how to manufacture a lot of small parts.
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It’s getting hot in here! This is the first summer I have spent significant time woodworking. I work in a garage without any kind of environmental controls beyond raising and lowering the garage door or cracking a window. What I have learned quickly is that it gets really hot, really fast! I thought surely there […]
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