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It’s not too often we get turning projects and this one is just incredible! Submitted by our buddy Nate. Let’s check it out: Just wanted to send you a little note. I have been having a lot of fun turning as it is one of the few things I can do right now. It gets frustrating with the la...
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A few weeks ago, I added the Incra TSIII Fence System to my tablesaw. Unfortunately, my old outfeed table didn’t really work with the new system. So its time to build a new one. This isn’t your average outfeed table though. Its a full-size work table with a full shelf of storage. P...
Located in the Pacific Northwest, the origins of my shop started last March when I decided I needed a separate building for my new woodworking hobby. I selected a 12′ x 18′ shop that matched my home due to neighborhood regulations. I then worked hard on getting the most functionality ou...
...e change is because the work is being approached from the opposite side of the bit and in order to go against the bit direction, we need to change our feed direction. So if you remember the picture frame example, you should always be able to look at a workpiece and quickly decide the proper routing...
Let’s check out this workbench submitted by Karen: I just had to write to you. I am fairly new to woodworking, although I started a few years ago. My time has been limited and my progress slow. I made an out feed table for the table saw. It was never intended to serve as a workbench but s...
This Viewer Shop comes from Greg. Check it out! My shop shares a 30′ steel building with a guest suite, laundry area, tractor, 4-wheeler, welder and all the other stuff you would expect to find inside a barn. The shop itself is concentrated in one corner of the barn but, with the exception o...
My shop is small, so I use all available space as efficiently as possible, especially wall space. I have plenty of storage for the small hardware that usually sits on the table in the way. I use the empty space under tables and benches and also under my table saw out feed table. The shop is ...
...hat prevents material from adhering to the drum. Although I am still considering buying a new lunchbox planer just to save some time and effort, I can feed through 4 or 5 boards at a time. The capacity makes up for the slower speed of sanding something down to size. The basic design is an 8″ s...
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...ve around the shop so I can accommodate larger pieces of wood. This includes my Delta contractor saw which I can spin around to face the door and out feed wood through the door using roller stands as out feed support if needed. I have a bench top craftsman drill press that sits on its own shop bui...