Jig guarantees perfect cutting burrs on card scrapers
An improvised version of a commercial scraper-burnishing jig, but with a bonus!
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Woodworking Posts
New Road for Old Drivers
I use lots of Phillips-head sheetrock screws, which are made of hardened steel. They’re tough on bits. A worn-out bit can’t be re-sharpened, so I reshape it to fit a slotted screw using a small diameter sanding drum. I place …
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ShopNotes Podcast Episode 183 — Zzzing! Zzzing! Zzzing!
On this week’s episode of the ShopNotes Podcast, John, Logan, and Phil are getting reader feedback from last week’s episode on table saw blade sharpening, as well as, some fun project updates. Find all of the ShopNotes podcast episodes here…
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STL309: Everyone needs a planer sled
Question 1: From Jon: Thanks for all the great content as always. I’m having some confusion about planers and planer sleds I am hoping you can clear up. I have…
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How To Fix Cupped Boards with a Batten
After our discussion last week on why plain-sawn lumber tends to cup as it dries, I’m eager to share a solution for reforming cupped boards, like the old pine shelves in my closets. Some might argue that the simplest …
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Homemade Hose Adapter
Hoses and dustports come in so many different diameters that you can go crazy trying to match them up. Sometimes, you can find a hose or adapter that will fit inside a dustport, but its smaller diameter reduces airflow. To …
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