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Pocket Hole Mistakes to Avoid
For many new woodworkers, pocket hole technology is an easy way to get started in woodworking and start off with some more simple projects, like footstools, small tables, outdoor furniture, and even planter boxes. But when things don’t always go as planned, it nice to have a quick pocket hole… |
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Making another crosscut sled
Another crosscut sled you say? Well, you can never have too much of a great idea and in addition, I think you will enjoy how this design came about and how it comes together! |
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How To Turn a Crappy Table Saw into a Good One
In this video, I show how I took a cheap crappy tablesaw and turned it into a good usable saw. |
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Watch This Before Building Your Workbench
A woodworker’s workbench isn’t a table, it’s a work-holding system. It’s not something you set things on top of, it’s a tool that holds your work. Where a worktable might have a machinist’s vise bolted to its top, a woodworker’s bench is built to accommodate a number of different workholding… |
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Crazy Easy Way to Straighten Boards
This is the simplest, most amazing jig you will ever own, but I promise you it’s extremely versatile. The most amazing things is that you can build it from a scrap piece of plywood in under 1 minute! Click here for more woodworking jigs and plans |