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By Steven Bunn Even though I have a small fortune invested in tools, I always seem to be short of wooden handscrew clamps. Mobile Router Center This rolling router center has onboard storage for all your router components, folds into a tidy package, serves as an extra work surface and rolls out of the way when you're done!

By George Vondriska Use It! Click any image to view a larger version. Move It! Store It! Unfold It! Is Your Shop Too Small? Tips for making king-size projects in a pint-size shop. By George Vondriska n a recent poll of woodworkers, the most common complaint,by far, was that their shops were too small. Even one guy with 5, square feet thought he was cramped! In spite of that, most of us would like…. Compact Turning Center Put all your tools and accessories at your fingertips by building this storage rack.

By Jim Williar I made turning on my lathe much more enjoyable by trimming out the metal stand that it came with. Now all my turning tools are right at my fingertips, thanks to the built-in tool storage…. Matthew Teague. Roger Holmes. By Tom Caspar Quick, cheap, solid. Made of out nothing more than ordinary construction lumber, this durable, lb.

The Grand Rossa A craftsman and artist transforms a stock piano into a Ferrari-inspired work of art. To do so, he began designing and handcrafting custom piano legs using rare, superior species of wood…. By Jan Carr Tired of rummaging around your shop to find what you need to hang a picture or put up a shelf? This drill caddy…. For easy access, I like to get them out of their packages and lined up by grit. I hang my rolls…. Dream Workbench A modern bench that features storage, stability and mobility By Dave Munkittrick Tired of working on a sheet of plywood thrown over a pair of sawhorses?

Had it with rolling benches that wiggle and wobble? Hate running around your shop whenever you need a tool? Boy, do we have the bench for you…. Wedged-Base Workbench Tablesaw joinery locks it together. By Tim Johnson This workbench has a top ready for hard use. The interlocking joinery, with its dovetails and wedges, is rock solid, yet it knocks down quickly for moving. Although it looks complicated, the base is surprisingly easy to….

By Randy Johnson and Luke Hartle In our shop, we used to pile tools, parts and hardware on top of a wobbly workbench made from 2x4s. When we had to glue a project together, we shoved everything aside. Finally, we…. Wooden Bar Clamps Shop-made clamps that deliver versatility and performance. By Dave Olson End your clamp shortage once and for all. These wooden clamps are easy to make, a joy to use and they exert plenty of clamping pressure.

If you build them with scrap lumber, they cost less than half the cost of a…. Modular Shop Cabinets Euro-style construction makes them easy to build, easy to customize. By Bruce Kieffer In days gone by, apprentice cabinetmakers used to build their own tool chests.

These modular shop cabinets function…. Double-Duty Shop Stool It's all plywood, and only uses a half sheet. By Eric Smith A combination stool and work support? Anything that takes up less room is a good idea! Hardworking Horse and Cart?? Two great additions to any small shop. By Randy Johnson Do you spend a lot of time stacking, storing and pushing stuff around your small shop just to make room for the next phase of your project?

Here are a couple of no-nonsense shop helpers that can make your small shop…. Plumb Your Shop with Air Flexible hose saves time and money By Richard Tendick Moments after I tripped over the air hose and dropped an armload of boards, I decided it was time to plumb my shop for air.

I was tired of having 50 ft. Dovetailed Tool Box Fill it, carry it, bang it around: These joints will last forever. By Seth Keller A lightweight, sturdy toolbox is perfect for odd jobs around the house. Carpenters used to make their own, just nailed together.

You may also like… Drill…. I love commercially made multiple-tip screwdrivers because they cut down on the clutter in my tool drawers. Mobile Outfeed Tables Upgrade your tablesaw and save precious shop space with a pair of outfeed tables. When edges are perfect, these tools sing in your hands. Small Parts Carousel Put a spin on storing shop necessities.

By Jeff Timm Here's a way to store all that indispensable small stuff that clutters your workshop. Based on a rotating bolt cabinet from an old-fashioned hardware store, this re-design rotates on inverted swivel casters. Bandsaw Fence Our fence shines where commercial models fall short. By Richard Tendick Every bandsaw deserves a good fence. After all, a bandsaw is capable of doing much more than cutting curves. With a well-designed fence, you can accurately resaw boards into thinner pieces, rip warped rough lumber without worrying about kickback and precisely cut….

This is a model of a drill press table from the April Issue. Anyone who has glued up a few doors knows how frustrating it can be attempting to build assemblies that turn out both flat and square.

Last Friday afternoon we moved tons of stuff literally to our new shop and managed to get most of the big stuff set in place by the end of the day.

The photo here will show you how things are shaping up and you can click on the photo to enlarge it for a better…. Ajax Alexandre. You can bring this CD right into the shop on your laptop computer and build these innovative and ingenious jigs!

Cut accurate joints in less time. Make safety a priority in the shop. Jigs are your…. That may be a slight exaggeration as I, for one, still enjoy turning pages. However, there is no doubt that whatever the future holds, we will be consuming information in many new forms — and….

Last winter, I was puzzling out a way to make edge joints that are just the opposite of what we normally want — perfectly straight. I wanted free-flowing curves and I wanted to join contrasting colors of wood species. So the question was how to match the two joint lines on the different pieces of….

For this collection, we looked through all the issues of Popular Woodworking from the last 12 years, and all our issues of Woodworking Magazine, to select….

Hyperorganize Your Shop A hook-and-slat wall system puts everything at your fingertips. Recently my neighbor remodeled his garage using a commercial wall-slat system.

That gave me an idea for designing my own system. Giant Shop Cabinet Organize tons and tons of woodworking supplies with room to spare. By Tim Johnson If your workshop seems cluttered and your workbench is always covered with stuff, you need this cabinet. It packs 30 cubic ft. Everything is readily…. By Seth Keller Building a steam box for bending wood only requires exterior-grade plywood, waterproof glue and an electric tea kettle.

I bought my kettle from Lee Valley see Source, below. It came with an aluminum pipe to…. Heavy-Duty Folding Shop Table You can build this workhorse in a day, using little more than a tablesaw, jigsaw, hacksaw and a drill.

By Tom Caspar Need more bench space? And we mean strong. You can set it up in only a…. Big Capacity Storage Cabinet Restaurant storage tubs organize shop supplies for stow and go. By Dave Olson When I worked in a restaurant as a teenager, I hauled dirty dishes in plastic bus boxes. Using them to organize my shop is much more pleasant. Bus boxes are light in weight and strong enough to hold….

This is a model of a foot-powered lathe with a scroll saw attachment that was featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine. This is a model of a tool chest featured on the cover of the June issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a wooden square that was featured in an article in the December issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine. This is a model of a birdhouse that was featured in an article in the August issue of Popular Woodworking Magazine.

This is a model of a router table featured in the Jig Journal column of the June issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a turned stool that was featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine.

This is a model of a hand plane cabinet that was featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. A good project will push your skills, and test your ability. The Chinese stool from the last issue of Woodworking Magazine is by all measures a great project.

It looks simple, but a close…. This is a model of a drill press workstation that was featured in an article in the June issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a stand for a benchtop router table that was featured in an article in the June issue of Popular Woodworking magazine.

This is a model of a multi-purpose support stand featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a hand saw storage till featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine.

This is a model of a box for storing inch table saw blades that was featured in an article in the June issue of Poular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a drill press table featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine.

This is a model of a miter saw stand feature in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a mobile tool box featured in an article in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine.

This is a model of a portable tool rack featured in an article in the December issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This is a model of a table saw tapering jig featured in an article in the February issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. This miter saw work station was featured in the October issue of Popular Woodworking magazine. Each project builds on the skill learned in the preceding chapter.

This process makes for an easy and fun learning curve. One of the more attractive project tools…. Every now and then I get a question from a reader about the tool rack that hangs in the window of our shop behind my workbench. The rack in question was originally made in May for an article in Issue 8 of Woodworking Magazine. Chris Schwarz made….

Article Index. Get extra outfeed space without sacrificing precious floor space. It worked great except for one thing: I had to flip two switches just to make one cut. The solution was simple. I bought a power strip,with keyholes for…. Next-Generation Router Table Make more accurate cuts with a flat, solid-surface top.

By John English 9 Key Features 1. Hinged Top. Bit changes are much easier. Pivot Control. Tall Fence. Solid-Surface Top. And extra-wide or figured wood is practically beyond reach. There are ways to use less oil, but….

All of your tablesaw accessories close at hand by Eric Smith The last time I could find them all, I counted 18 accessories for my tablesaw. The problem is finding a convenient,…. It involves making mortise-and-tenon joinery and raised panels, fitting a drawer to its cabinet, using mechanical drawer slides and setting them up to work in tandem rather than side by side in the usual manner.

This newly redesigned router table is packing tons more storage space and sporting a totally overhauled chasis while retaining its cool running router carriage and dust collection system. Drill Press Cabinet Turn wasted space into storage space.

By Jean Bartholome In my cramped little shop, every square foot counts. With that in mind I designed this cabinet to fit in the wasted space under the table of my floor-model drill press.

The top drawer holds vertically all the twist bits and brad-point bits…. Tired of working on a sheet of plywood thrown over a pair of sawhorses?

Boy, do we have the bench for you. Our dream bench starts with traditional workbench features like a thick top, a…. Folding Outfeed Table Open, it supports 8-ft. By George Vondriska Roller stands are okay, but every saw really ought to have an outfeed table. It makes ripping lumber or plywood a lot more convenient and much safer.

The bigger the table, the better. My bench grinder is out of the way but instantly accessible, thanks to this sturdy flip-up table. It works great and it's simple to make. Build It 1. Clamp Caddy Maneuvering pipe clamps around my shop was a pain until I dreamed up this mobile carryall. It even has room for all of my C-clamps, hand screws and small adjustable clamps. Glue two pieces of…. Even with access to a nice table saw, cutting full sheets of plywood can be difficult.

Here is an alternate method I like to use to break down sheets to pieces of a more manageable size. When we last looked at my pile of 2 x 4s the readings from my moisture meter ranged from 10 percent to 18 percent. Good price, but…. The Domino has several things in common with the biscuit joiner including a European heritage and a hefty price tag.

The biscuit joiner has been around for a…. My style of working…. Jim Stuard. Your table saw is a router table and jointer just waiting to happen. This clever rolling stand allows you to make dead-on crosscuts, and then it folds up when not in use. Plus, you need only two sheets of plywood to build it. And that one back gets tired after years of lugging sheets of plywood around.

This 18th century English tool chest is one of the more interesting mysteries in the history of woodworking. It survived with almost all its tools intact — a major feat indeed. Drill presses are designed mostly for metalworking. This one is easy to make and store. Plastic sawhorses are OK in a pinch.

However, once you build a sawbench you will wonder how you ever worked wood without it. This simple afternoon project is perfect for handsawing, holding doors for planing, organizing tools and giving you a leg up. Nick Engler. You can set it up in only a minute and be ready for routing, sanding, planing—you name it. From ripsaw to crosscut, keep all your hand saws within easy reach. This tenon jig is used at the table saw, made from shop scraps and works as good as a commercial jig. Build this jig and save money.

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Learn to Love the Skew. Frame and Panel Cabinet. Fast Shellac Finish. Created by the editors of Fine Woodworking magazine, the Fine Wood Working YouTube channel guides you along to create your first DIY woodworking project and help you fall in love with a new hobby. This channel has a variety of different instructors doing projects in many different locations, so it always feels fresh when they put out a new video.

If you are an advanced woodworker then you might want to check out the Wood Whisperer channel. It has advanced projects broken down to the details in multi-part series and also technique videos.

Mark Spagnuolo has been creating DIY woodworking videos on the channel since , so there is a lot of content to scratch the itch of any woodworking enthusiast. Izzy Swan is a specialist in crafting rustic furniture, with his furniture appearing in galleries and rustic furniture shops throughout the United States.

The Jay's Customs Creations YouTube channel releases weekly videos on shop projects and dimensional lumber projects. Jay's show can really help you if you want to do DIY woodworking projects on a budget. He sometimes shows viewers how to complete the project without electricity and using only hand tools. He goes over the prices he paid for materials to give people a realistic budget for the project before they get started. Alex Harris is a teenage woodworker who posts how-to videos on woodworking projects.

On his channel, Alex makes the things that might be of particular interest to younger woodworkers, such as Frisbees and bottle openers and even a wood backed case for your iPhone. Alex also has a corresponding woodworking vlog where he answers questions from viewers. April Wilkerson took up woodworking because she wanted to make cool things that she couldn't really afford to buy. A self-described obsessed DIYer, April's YouTube channel shows her taking on projects she never encountered before and she records her results on the show.

Woodworker and furniture maker Paul Sellers dispense knowledge from his 50 years of woodworking on his YouTube channel. Paul shows his viewers the possibilities of wood in his relaxed and methodical manner. His videos take place in his workshop and his garden. Do you like to see the process of completing DIY woodworking projects without all the heavy editing? Jack Houweling's videos are shot in real time so you can watch him work at a real human pace instead of the sped up pace found on many other YouTube channels.

He also has a video series of 30 easy projects you can complete in your shop. Use both tools and create a frame as your next DIY project! JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. John Heisz John Heisz is a Canadian woodworker who makes many of his own tools to help him with his projects.

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