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Start cutting snug-fitting box joints in just minutes with this handy router table jig.
These seven tapes can solve some clamping challenges and tackle general shop needs.
Don't breathe dust if you don’t have to. The right dust mask is the best solution.
You can find basic N95 dust masks, like those described in the article, at most well-stocked hardware stores and home centers.
Adding molding to a project shouldn't be a challenge. Get it right with these simple steps.
This easy-to-build, compact clamp rack takes up a small area of wall space and can be customized to fit the clamps you have.
Check out our shop-tested tips and techniques to solve your woodworking problems.
Replace the wings of your table saw and turn it into a multi-purpose workcenter for sawing, routing, clamping, drilling, and assembly.
Pick the right countersink and get a better fit and finish on every project you build.
It's often easier to work small parts by hand. And this handsaw miter box gives you the ability to make accurate cuts on the money.
Useful clamp or ancient relic? Learn why your shop should have a set of handscrews.
My favorite online sources for handscrews are Adjustable Clamp Company, Lee Valley, The Best Things, and USA Clamp Company.
Sawhorses come in handy in the shop. Here's how to get double-duty out of the ones you have.
Mortises on the table saw? You bet. Here are three techniques for doing it right.
Discover what's new in clamps — more power, adjustable pressure, and extra capacity.
I found Jorgensen one-handed bar clamps at Adjustable Clamp Company. The Irwin Quick Grip bar clamps can be found at many hardware stores and home centers. You can find a local dealer by visiting Irwin.com.
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