Articles » Browse » All
All Articles | Reviews | New Products | One Great Tip | Getting Started | Projects | Ask WWGOA | Events
Viewing All
on May 21, 2013
I ve cut a mortise or two in the wrong spot in my woodworking career. Necessity required that I figure out how to fix my mistakes. A Dutchman will make that errant mortise disappear. Read More »
on May 21, 2013
Looking for a great weekend project that will shorten the line outside the bathroom in the morning? Have a look at this woodworking project for a shelved mirror frame. Read More »
on May 08, 2013
Here's a new product on the woodworking market that offers woodshops the flexibility of mobile tools. Take a look at the new mobile tool base from General International. Read More »
on May 08, 2013
Here is a great new solution from Rockler for transforming unused space of closet doors into useful, beautiful bookcases. If you can build a simple bookcase, you can build and install these secret sliding doors from Rockler's new kit. Read More »
on Apr 24, 2013
If you ve been eyeballing the Porter Cable Omnijig and wondering if it s the right dovetail jig for you, you re in luck. Paul Mayer has put the Omnijig through its paces and is ready to let you know if it makes the cut or not. Read More »
on Apr 16, 2013
How do you keep clamp pads in place across a surface that is greater than your reach? Embed magnets into them. Bruce Kieffer shares this quick tip to make your woodworking easier in the shop. Read More »
on Apr 11, 2013
Here's an overview of our four favorite sleds. With a little imagination and ingenuity you ll be able to adapt them for your shop. Read More »
on Mar 27, 2013
If you take pride in your work you should sign your pieces. Personalize the projects you produce by adding your mark. This article provides a variety of approaches to allow you to do so. Read More »
on Mar 13, 2013
Paul Mayer was frustrated with the results he was getting as he attempted to roll a burr on his cabinet scraper using various items in his shop, and he found that an investment in a burnisher from Hock Tools made all the difference. Read More »
on Feb 27, 2013
Do you photograph your completed woodworking projects? If you don t yet, you may want to consider it for your own documentation purposes or, as this author does, for getting ready to sell your work. Here s a great tip for setting up your own makeshift photography studio with items you have lying around the house or shop and $30 work of lights. Read More »