Page 5 - Workshop Setup & Tool Maintenance

You invest a lot of money in your router bits. Even buying inexpensive ones, the money adds up quick. That's why I hope your bit storage does not look like this!

If you build woodworking projects that require repetitive clamping, a pneumatic clamping system will save you time and might also improve your results.

By itself, the fence that came with your table saw isn't always enough. Sometimes you need to add an "auxiliary" fence. But how do you keep it attached?

Setting up an efficient and easy-to-use dust collection system is important in every woodworking shop.

How do you choose the best router bits when you're getting started in woodworking?

Lumber is not always flat and ready to use. Sometimes woodworkers must flatten a board before using it to build a project. Learn more about this planer's features and a couple tips that will help you get the most out of your planer.

Mounting dust fittings to a wall can be a hassle, involving trips to the hardware store, a hodgepodge of parts, and shaky results that slide around when you need to attach or detach a hose.

Some accessories can help make your band saw even more versatile.

Today, band saw blades are marvels of engineering and are the key to getting the most from your machine. The three most common blade types in a woodworking shop are bi-metal

Like most woodworking machines, especially those that cut wood, proper safety procedures are important when using the band saw.

Bandsaws are able to easily cut curves in wood, but they can do so much more than that.