Router tables are useful in many ways. They can used to make straighter cuts and the depth of cut is more accurate too. If you do a lot of routing especially with longer boards it’s worth spending the money on one. It also free’s up both hands so you can concentrate more on what your … Read more
If your thinking about buying a tracks saw, there are some things to look at before you purchase it. Ask yourself do you really need one? What are you you going to use it for? Will you get plenty of use from it? What can a track saw do? some of the questions that get … Read more
What Is An Electric Planer (Hand Tool) Good For? Power hand planers do have a place in the workshop and are useful in various woodworking projects. They can remove wood very quickly and work out twists and cupping of boards. Power hand planer also work well for getting out dips on edges of wood. Electric … Read more
Woodworking: Pocket Holes Are A Must When I decide on a new project to build I don’t put a lot of thought into whether the technique I use is traditional or not. Instead what I like to do is focus on a more important goal which is finding the best possible balance of appearance, strength, … Read more
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Sanding Wood Projects Really Suck Yes it does but wood sanders make it easier and a lot more bearable plus it’s a necessary evil if you want your finished wood project to really shine. I was a sophomore in high school when I found that out. I, like most people find sanding wood to be … Read more
Difference Between A Jointer And A Planer Believe it or not a lot of people really don’t know that each one of these wood working tools do different tasks and they wonder which one to buy first. The quick answer is if you think that you need one of them then you’ll need both. But … Read more
What Is A Drill Press Used For? A lot of people just think that the drill press is used for drilling straight perpendicular holes in wood and that’s true. Well believe it or not the press has more than one function especially when you add other attachments to it like the drum sander for example. … Read more
What’s A Bandsaw Used For? The main thing that a bandsaw can do that a table saw and a circular saw can’t do is cut tight curves and irregular shapes. I can also cut almost near perfect circles, you can’t do that with a table saw. It can also be used for turning thick slabs … Read more
What Is A Miter Saw Used For? As you’re roaming around your work shop asking yourself “do I need a miter saw” to add to your collection of tools. Think about how much you would use one. Don’t go and buy something that you may only use a couple of times a year. To me … Read more
The Router For The Beginner The router is one of my favorite wood working tools because of their many uses. So in this bundle of information I’ll answer the question “why do I need a router”? So to start off I want to make clear there are a couple of different types to choose from … Read more
Table Saw Safety Rules Table saws are a great addition to your power tool arsenal. As a matter of fact some consider it to be the best tool in the shop. The table saw is capable of cutting large pieces of wood into more manageable pieces for your wood projects. But the hazards of using … Read more
Hazards Associated with Circular Saws The hazards associated with circular saws is something that we all need to learn about and take seriously.The circular saw can make any wood worker’s job much easier and more efficient if used properly. However, there are many hazards associated with this particular tool if you don’t know how to … Read more
Woodworking: Getting Started I find that when people are starting a woodworking project they get hung up on where they want to build their projects. Often the question asked is “how much space do I need for a wood shop?” Well, there isn’t just one answer to that question. It all comes down to what … Read more
