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  1. Jake's Tips for Making Miters

    By Jerry Seabaugh aka Jake on May 16, 2012 | Rated 8.43

    Make the most of the tools you have with a few simple tips from Jake. Read More »

  2. Stopped-Cut Bent Lamination

    By Seth Keller on May 16, 2012 | Rated 9.71

    Bent laminations are commonly used in woodworking. Some projects, like sled runners, require a curve on only one end. Stopped-cut bent laminations are a great approach for this. Read More »

  3. Drill a Hole without a Center Point

    By Seth Keller on May 01, 2012 | Rated 9.5

    Easily guide a Forstner bit into position, even when you can't use a drill press. Read More »

  4. Jointer vs Planer

    By Bruce Kieffer on Apr 04, 2012 | Rated 9.74

    Beginning woodworkers all ask this basic question; what is the difference between a jointer and a planer? The answer is simpleu2026 a lot! Read More »

  5. How-To Downsize a Drawer

    By Paul Mayer on Mar 21, 2012 | Rated 9.5

    If you accidentally build a drawer to the wrong size, don t be hasty to start over. Think about whether the drawer can be salvaged. In this tip, Paul Mayer explains how he resided a drawer in a real world application. Read More »

  6. Why Use a Sanding Sealer

    By George Vondriska on Mar 13, 2012 | Rated 9

    Applying a sanding sealer to your raw project is a great way to seal the surface. Read More »

  7. Jointing with a Router

    By Seth Keller on Feb 07, 2012 | Rated 9.63

    No Jointer? No Problem. Here s a solution for making perfect edges with a hand-held router. Read More »

  8. Workaround: Make Any Size Hole

    By Dave Munkittrick on Jan 06, 2012 | Rated 9.64

    Read how Dave Munkittrick is able to drill any sized hole for any type of project. Read More »

  9. Workaround: Large Bit, Small Hole

    By Paul Mayer on Jan 06, 2012 | Rated 9

    Read how Paul Mayer makes a too large hole smaller with the help of a router and guide bushing. Read More »

  10. Big Dadoes with a Router

    By George Vondriska on Dec 07, 2011 | Rated 9.62

    A simple jig and a pattern cutting bit make big dadoes a small concern. Read More »




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