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The Leigh VRS1200 Vac and Router Support Will Save You from Big Messes

If you’ve got a Porter Cable dovetail jig and are tired of the incredible mess left behind every time you cut dovetails, you’re in luck. Leigh’s VRS1200, $99.99, catches chips... View Content

Rockler Cord and Hose Holder

I love having dust collection connected to my portable power tools, but I hate tangling with the cords and hoses. Rockler’s new Cord and Hose Holder, $29.99, helps solve this... View Content

Why I Bought a SawStop

I recently bought a SawStop tablesaw. (Is that the sound of applause I'm hearing?) On the one hand, it was an easy decision. Who wouldn't want the blade brake safety... View Content

Harbor Freight Dust Collector

I needed a new dust collector in a bad way. Shop vacuums are a great way to start collecting dust and chips out in the garage or basement, but a... View Content

Hooking Up Your Tools for Better Dust Collection

Where the proverbial "rubber meets the road" in dust collection is where the ductwork ties into the tool to extract dust while the tool is in operation. In my opinion... View Content

D.O.G. Simple Approach for Dust Collection Ducting

If you have made an investment in a powerful dust collector, that is a great first step toward creating a healthy shop environment. For purposes of this article I will... View Content

I-Socket Vacuum Automator

Tools We Love Until I bought this handy device, I'd hardly ever hook my vacuum up to my tools because it was too much bother. Then I'd find myself spending... View Content

Shop-Built Dust Port

Here's how to make a dust port for any jig or power tool in your shop. It's easy to build, uses parts readily available from your local hardware store, and... View Content