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How I Fixed Incomplete Jig Plans

I built a taper jig from plans I found online, and was surprised to find it was missing a key element. Here’s how I completed it. Read Article

Upping Your Wood-Buying Game

Most of us are lucky when it comes to wood choices because we’re pretty spoiled with the options we have. But one of the most common questions woodworkers hear is,... Read Article

Commonly Used Woods

Looking for the best wood choice for your next project? Here’s a look at some commonly used hardwoods and softwoods, along with some of their important characteristics. We’ve compiled photos... Read Article

Understanding Wood

Wood doesn’t just grow on trees, you know! There are lots of ins and outs to understand when it comes to the lumber industry that will make you a better... Read Article

How to Make a Stickley Style Bottle Caddy

One day, my wife showed me some balsamic vinegar bottles and asked if I could make an attractive display stand for them. We already had two bottles to use, but... Read Article

The Ultimate Stop System for Your Benchtop Mortiser

The importance of stops on shop equipment cannot be understated. While we all strive toward accuracy, attempting to achieve complete and total accuracy is very hard, and frankly, a bit... Read Article

How to Make Your Own Clamp Holders

It’s great to have your clamps where you’re working, not across the shop. These portable clamp holders allow you to always have your clamps where you are. Read Article

Fuming Tent Construction

Kitchen ammonia is too weak to efficiently fume your woodworking projects. However, working with 26-30% ammonia can be dangerous. This fuming tent construction plan provides a safe environment to fume... Read Article

How to Safely Fume Your Furniture

If you want your craftsman furniture to stand out, nothing beats the beauty of fuming your wood instead of staining your wood. Read Article