Page 13 - Workshop Setup & Tool Maintenance

  1. Measurement Advice: Transferring Measurements

    Measurement Advice: Transferring Measurements

    Here's a workshop measurement problem that’s all too common: You measure an opening on a cabinet carcass for a door, but by the time you get to the saw to cut the door's stiles and rails, you've forgotten or (worse) remembered the dimensions incorrectly.
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  2. Measurement Advice: When to Measure and When to Cut

    Measurement Advice: When to Measure and When to Cut

    When you've got a big project ahead of you, it's tempting to cut all parts to final size following the dimensions shown on your cut list. But it's better to plan your cutting strategy out so that your workflow is efficient, and you don't end up with mis-cut parts.
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  3. Measurement Advice: Accurate Measuring and Marking

    Measurement Advice: Accurate Measuring and Marking

    Checking the length of a part seems like a pretty straightforward process, but there are several possible stumbling blocks that can mess things up.
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  4. Table Saw Safety Tips

    Table Saw Safety Tips

    The table saw is the heart of most woodworking shops. Whether you're a beginner or an experienced woodworker, it's worth taking a few minutes to review the best practices for using your table saw safely.
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  5. Measurement Advice: Calibrating Your Tools

    Measurement Advice: Calibrating Your Tools

    Imagine what the world would be like if it lacked a system of standardized measurements: Every hinge, screw or nail sold at your local hardware store would be a bit different in size, and working with them would be a nightmare.
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  6. Setting Up a Small Woodworking Shop

    Setting Up a Small Woodworking Shop

    Tips for setting up a woodworking shop in a small space. You can have a woodworking shop and still park a car in your garage.
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  7. Video: Lathe Dust Collection System

    Video: Lathe Dust Collection System

    Woodturners know that dust collection is challenge when working with a lathe. The Dust Right® Lathe Dust Collection System includes several tools to help improve your lathe's dust collection.
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  8. Video: The Perfect Work Surface

    Video: The Perfect Work Surface

    Protect your work surface or projects with one of our silicone project mats. These project mats are made from heat-resistant, easy-to-clean silicone, meaning wet glue rinses off and dried glue peels off.
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  9. Video: You Can Do a Lot with Bench Cookies

    Video: You Can Do a Lot with Bench Cookies

    Bench Cookie Plus work supports feature high-friction rubber pads to hold your project rock-steady while sawing, sanding, or routing without the use of clamps.
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  10. Protect Your Health A with Shop Air Filtration System

    Protect Your Health A with Shop Air Filtration System

    If you have a dust collection system in your shop, you may think you’re in complete control of your workshop dust situation. In reality, you’re only half way there. Unfortunately, dust collection systems don’t often do a very good job with the most pernicious aspect of the dust control problem: fine dust particles. And many actually make matters worse by letting minute particles of dust pass through their filter.
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  11. Self Gifting Ideas for Woodworkers

    Self Gifting Ideas for Woodworkers

    Tis The Season To Give To Yourself. The season of giving is approaching fast. This year don’t forget to include yourself on the shopping list. Here are our top picks for treating yourself this holiday season.
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