Page 18 - Woodworking Projects

Rounded sides plus a wedge fulcrum create tongs that can be adapted in length to serve a variety of functions.

When it comes to creating picture frames on a router table, the options become nearly overwhelming — after all, a picture frame is simply a molding mitered to surround art of some sort.

Whatever deck or patio items you need to store this fall, here's a stylish and weather-resistant chest to keep them dry year-round.

Learn how to turn a yarn bowl and take a closer look at the Powermatic PM2014 1HP Lathe.

How to make a simple acrylic screen that is easy to attach to a counter, desk or tabletop, creating a barrier to help reduce the chance of spreading viruses. This screen will attach to countertops up to 5"-thick. This version will yield four screens from a 24"x30" piece of plywood, but the part dimensions can be modified to make different size screen to suit most applications.

A folding pocketknife or fixed blade is handy to have around the house or in the field. I recently tried my hand at making my own knife from a kit.

You can easily and safely rip small parts using this table saw sled.

This gracefully tapered box features grain that runs in a continuous loop around its sides.

Building a live edge river table is a very creative and unique DIY project that merges woodworking and epoxy.

These wood and epoxy coasters are a perfect DIY project to use up scraps of wood you have around your shop. It's also a great opportunity to make a project with epoxy without having to purchase gallons of it. I used MAS Table Top Pro Epoxy and Mixol Universal Tints to create the epoxy stripes. The skills you learn on this project can be applied to making larger epoxy projects, such as river tables and deep pour projects.

Share your love of printed books by building a repository that the whole neighborhood can enjoy.