September 2011
Issue 119

We take a look at three simple ways to deal with dust and chips from hand-held routers.

The solution to drilling large, accurate holes is a hole saw. Here’s what you need to know.

This shop-made tool is the key to adding decorative details to your next project. Build it in the morning and use it in the afternoon.

This wall-mounted station is a snap to customize with grinding and buffing wheels to suit your needs now and down the road.

Buffing wheels, leather, and the right honing compound are the keys to creating a razorsharp edge on a wide range of tools.

Check out our shop-tested tips and techniques for solving your woodworking problems.

This space-saving workcenter keeps your table saw out of the way but ready to go. Build the matching storage cabinet and workbench to create the ultimate workcenter.

Create one-of-a-kind, custom profiles using a scratch stock and these simple steps.

Making quick, accurate cuts by hand is easy with these affordable tools.

Minimize the hassle of building cabinets by using prefinished plywood.

Keep your hardware organized in one spot with these great, low-cost ideas

Learn what it takes to cut precise workpieces every time you use your table saw.

This easy-to-use system is a great way to get consistently smooth finishing results.