This is a step stool that was made as gift for someone. Its based on a design that had used screws to hold it together, enhanced with some nice joinery to dress it up a little bit. Click here to access thousands more projects like this one.


This is a step stool that was made as gift for someone. Its based on a design that had used screws to hold it together, enhanced with some nice joinery to dress it up a little bit. Click here to access thousands more projects like this one.

See how some warped, cracked, twisted and pithy cherry that was destined for the fireplace, was turned into a gorgeous step stool. A twist of walnut was added to complement the richness of the cherry.

If you’ve ever used a miter saw to cut long, unsupported stock, you know what a hassle it is to deal with a saw that moves all over the place while you’re trying to make cuts. Yes, you can buy saw stands, but they’re expensive and, frankly, not nearly as…

Clamping up four mitered corners is tricky. You can buy specialty clamps for this, but why not make your own. Here’s how to do it. Start with a long 1Ă—4, as it’s easier (and safer) to clamp for making the angled cuts than a short piece. Mark out the blocks,…

Here is a list of 12 great table-saw jigs. Cross cut sled, zero clearance inserts, miter gauge extension, auxiliary rip fence, raised panel jig, tenoning jigs, spline cutting jigs and more!