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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 Jun 29, 2010
A router is one of the most versatile tools you can have in your shop, and there are MANY different router bits available. Here s a guide to the seven bits I find most useful, and what I typically use them for. Read More »
on May 19, 2010
If you ve got a miter saw in your shop you probably rely on it for perfectly square cuts, and maybe for cutting angles, too. Follow these simple set up tips to tune up your saw so it s singing an accurate song. Read More »
on Apr 01, 2010
There are many different types of woodworking joints, each offering different benefits. This article takes a closer look at 11 of the most popular joints and when to use them. Read More »
on Mar 23, 2010
A band saw is capable of many different operations, from delicate curves to cutting logs. Follow these guidelines to stay safe on your saw. Read More »
on Nov 19, 2009
Used incorrectly, a belt sander can ruin in seconds a project that you spent days building. George shares his tips for getting the most from your belt sander. Read More »
on Nov 03, 2009
Mortise machines aren't complicated, but there's a little jargon involved. Read on for tips on proper setup. Read More »
on Oct 20, 2009
Three of my favorite shop accessories: A work apron, dust mop, and miter saw laser guide. I'm often surprised by how great an impact a small and simple shop accessory can have on my everyday woodworking life. Read More »
on Jun 15, 2009
If you ever thought about turning wood, but were unsure of where to begin, this article is for you. George provides step-by-step instruction on how to setup your lathe and turn a spindle. Read More »
on May 04, 2009
Did you use too long a screw and now it's poking through the tabletop? Here's a "swell" repair solution. Read More »