Extended service with clip-on auxiliary worksurface
I use a mobile cart with adjustable-height rollers as outfeed support for my tablesaw.
Creating a four-corner grain match
I’ve seen mitered boxes where the grain figure wraps around all four corners of the box, but I’ve never understood how this is done.
Dealing with Wood Movement
Help your projects avoid the snap, crackle, or pop caused by wood expanding and shrinking.
Consistently Clean Cuts
Like a lot of woodworkers, I use a shop-made edge guide for my circular saw.
No Lathe? Plane it!
My apartment has no room for a shop, so I rely on hand tools for making pens. With no lathe, I had to come up with another method for shaping the pen barrels.
Bonus Benchtop
With benchtop space at a premium in my shop, I made this multipurpose auxiliary top for my tablesaw. It features T-tracks and dogholes for workholding. Handholds make it easy to install and store out of the way.
