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Shop-tested tips to solve common woodworking problems.
Finally, a better way to cut small pieces on a miter saw. This shop-made accessory fits over the table saw and makes cutting small, hard-to-hold pieces easy, accurate, and safe.
You don't need a drawer full of router bits to build great woodworking projects. We "profile" ten bits that will allow you to accomplish just about any routing task you'll face.
Turn your mini-lathe into a full-fledged turning center. This stand has everything you need -- it's rock solid, easy to build, and provides storage for all your turning tools and accessories.
It's often the little things that help you get the most out of a tool. With a few tips and jigs, you'll be turning to your miter saw more often for more of your woodworking needs.
A rotary tool is a handy item to have, but it can be a real challenge to keep track of its accessories. This wall-mounted storage case organizes and stores it all -- yet its convenient size makes it easy to carry to right where you need it, whether it's in the shop or around the house.
Learn what's new in construction materials. In this issue, we talk about the changing world of pressure-treated lumber.
The final look of a project "hinges" on adding the hardware. We feature a set of special bits that will make installing hinges easy by drilling perfectly centered screw holes.