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Convert your portable belt sander into a handy edge sanding tool with this simple, shop-made jig.
Whether you're shaping the outside of a bowl or scooping out the inside, knowing how to use a bowl gouge is the key to success. We'll show you the basics.
You don't have to be a master to turn a bowl on the lathe. With our simple, step-by-step approach, you can turn a bowl from start to finish in an afternoon.
Quick, accurate setups. That's what you get when you build this adjustable miter gauge fence. It features a sliding fence and two stops that guarantee precise cuts every time.
Organize your drill bits with a set of custom hangers. Then hook them on a wall-mounted cleat next to your drill press or take them with you when working away from the shop.
Sanding a bowl that's been turned on the lathe doesn't have to be a chore. These two power sanding systems remove material fast and produce a smooth, consistent surface.
Get a handle on the problem of rust with Rust Blocker.
