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...uneven surfaces and hard-to-reach spots. Now you can reach into concave curves that once would have eluded you. Contoured Profile Sanding Grips Halloween Bowl & Tray TemplatesThe candy, chips and cheeses won’t look any better than this. Impress family and friends at your upcoming g...
Hilarious video from Steve Ramsey with a Halloween theme. ...
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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...
Happy Birthday to the woman who puts up with my antics, and let’s me be who I am. Love you cutie! (Can I still put an ad on this post or would that be bad? lol) ...
This is just a twist on the Halloween Router bowl. I was able to cut the cutting board out of the top layer of my glueup prior to the actual glueup. This was initially a time-saving technique, but I was able to turn it into 2 items for party use. Momma received two presents, with minimal effort, an...
A holiday wish to all of you, from the entire Wood Whisperer Team (Nicole, Lorna, Arlie, and Marc). Your support of our endeavors and the woodworking community in general warms our hearts each and every year! Here’s to 2011 bringing you closer to your woodworking goals, however humble or lof...
...o I was overdue. After finishing up a big project like the Trestle Table, its always fun to do a quick simple project. So here’s a picture of Halloween ghost bowl I made from an Eagle America kit. The project took all of two days including building and finishing. So simple and so fun! If...
...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...
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...
This Viewer Question is from Matt and its a little different than what we usually do. Instead of a simple question and a simple answer, this is an example of a long exchange that eventually leads to an excellent result and a happy ending. As you’ll see, it never hurts to ask questions! I&...