19 - 12 of 19 Search for: Sort by: date: New to Old date: Old to New alphabetical: A-Z alphabetical: Z-A Sorry, there were no results My First Epoxy Bowl Article If you’re a bowl turner but haven’t tried turning an epoxy bowl yet, you’re missing out! Mixing media like wood and epoxy leads to beautiful results. Here’s what I learned… Read Article The Difference Between a Jointer and Planer Article Beginning woodworkers all ask this fundamental question: What is the difference between a jointer and a planer? The answer is simple, a lot! Is there such a thing as a… Read Article Turn and Carve a Spouted Bowl Article This sweet little spouted bowl with handle will be a fun skill-building project, taking your bowl turning skills and adding a bit of flair by incorporating some basic carving techniques… Read Article Upgraded Safety for an Older Table Saw – Introducing Shark Guard Article If you have ever operated a table saw without proper safety equipment in place due to the quality (or lack thereof) of your stock blade guard, or the hassle of… Read Article How to Construct a Bandsaw Box Article Bandsaw boxes are easy to make, but you need to follow a few rules of the road. It’s very important that you use the right blade, and that you make… Read Article Table Saw Safety: Guards and Splitters Article Table saw safety is critical for every woodworker. Bruce Kieffer's table saw safety article explores options for aftermarket and shop-made table saw guards and splitters. Be safe and saw often! Read Article Shop Accident Statistics and Woodworking Safety Article Every year, hospitals see injuries caused by woodworking tools in the emergency room. This includes professionals and hobbyists, students and homeowners. The types of injuries vary, as there are more… Read Article Jointing on the Table Saw Article There are plenty of times when you need your boards to have a smooth, straight edge. No jointer? No sweat. With the help of a simple shop-made jig you can… Read Article Pattern Cutting on a Table Saw Article Pattern cutting on a table saw is an easy and fast way to produce lots of identical parts. I’ve used this technique to make parts for everything from bird houses… Read Article Master the Jointer: Learn How to Use a Jointer Article Many woodworking projects require the ability to render a perfectly square edge on a board. There are many ways to perform this task, but nothing matches the performance, precision and… Read Article Workaround: My Planer Isn’t Big Enough Article I have been building furniture and cabinets for almost 30 years. For most of those years I've owned a 13-in. planer. Of course, there have been plenty of times when… Read Article Workaround: Table Saw Resawing Article I rarely resaw, and when I do, it's usually to maximize the yield of the wood I have rather than to make veneer or book-matched boards. Changing my bandsaw blade… Read Article Show More
My First Epoxy Bowl Article If you’re a bowl turner but haven’t tried turning an epoxy bowl yet, you’re missing out! Mixing media like wood and epoxy leads to beautiful results. Here’s what I learned… Read Article
The Difference Between a Jointer and Planer Article Beginning woodworkers all ask this fundamental question: What is the difference between a jointer and a planer? The answer is simple, a lot! Is there such a thing as a… Read Article
Turn and Carve a Spouted Bowl Article This sweet little spouted bowl with handle will be a fun skill-building project, taking your bowl turning skills and adding a bit of flair by incorporating some basic carving techniques… Read Article
Upgraded Safety for an Older Table Saw – Introducing Shark Guard Article If you have ever operated a table saw without proper safety equipment in place due to the quality (or lack thereof) of your stock blade guard, or the hassle of… Read Article
How to Construct a Bandsaw Box Article Bandsaw boxes are easy to make, but you need to follow a few rules of the road. It’s very important that you use the right blade, and that you make… Read Article
Table Saw Safety: Guards and Splitters Article Table saw safety is critical for every woodworker. Bruce Kieffer's table saw safety article explores options for aftermarket and shop-made table saw guards and splitters. Be safe and saw often! Read Article
Shop Accident Statistics and Woodworking Safety Article Every year, hospitals see injuries caused by woodworking tools in the emergency room. This includes professionals and hobbyists, students and homeowners. The types of injuries vary, as there are more… Read Article
Jointing on the Table Saw Article There are plenty of times when you need your boards to have a smooth, straight edge. No jointer? No sweat. With the help of a simple shop-made jig you can… Read Article
Pattern Cutting on a Table Saw Article Pattern cutting on a table saw is an easy and fast way to produce lots of identical parts. I’ve used this technique to make parts for everything from bird houses… Read Article
Master the Jointer: Learn How to Use a Jointer Article Many woodworking projects require the ability to render a perfectly square edge on a board. There are many ways to perform this task, but nothing matches the performance, precision and… Read Article
Workaround: My Planer Isn’t Big Enough Article I have been building furniture and cabinets for almost 30 years. For most of those years I've owned a 13-in. planer. Of course, there have been plenty of times when… Read Article
Workaround: Table Saw Resawing Article I rarely resaw, and when I do, it's usually to maximize the yield of the wood I have rather than to make veneer or book-matched boards. Changing my bandsaw blade… Read Article
