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Another variation of a mortise-and-tenon joint is the loose-tenon configuration. It's a tried-and-true option that has served woodworkers for decades.

This Murphy bed is fun to build. Adding another bed to a room without needing to dedicate it as a bedroom can be very practical.

Modern machines and jigs simplify and streamline their construction.

SawStop Table Saws are well known for their innovative blade brake safety technology. This table saw safety solution is available in all of their table saws.

There are three basic reasons for buying a "bench top" router table (a router table intended to stand on a workbench or other support rather than taking up a permanent space on the floor): cost, compactness, and portability.

Bring two flat surfaces together with glue or other reinforcements, and you've created woodworking's simplest joint.

There is a wide variety of safety gear on the market that applies to table saw use. Push sticks of various types and styles protect fingers. Featherboards secure and guide stock. Personal protective equipment shields hearing, eyesight and lungs. But to be effective, these items need to be routinely used.

The two most basic cuts that a table saw performs are rip cuts and crosscuts.

Wood and acrylic are the most common materials used when turning a ring. But that doesn't mean you are limited to those materials. Sometimes it's fun to experiment with other materials in your turning projects.

Picking the "right" finish for your most recent woodworking triumph may seem like a daunting task, given the confusing array of choices.

Add drawers or doors to your Rockler Rock-Steady Shop Stand. Design doors and drawers to make your shop stand the perfect tool cart, work table, or storage cabinet.