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How do you fix a loose screw that just won't tighten up?

In this video, Michael Alm shows how he makes patterns in the edge grain of his plywood.

In this video, we discuss wipe on finishes and how they can be used to enhance your next project.

Take a look at some of the most common screws you will need for either interior or exterior woodworking applications.

This project shows how to turn a relatively simple screwdriver handle with a hidden storage compartment for several different sized bits.

I have stored my planer on the ground for years and lifted it up to the workbench whenever I needed to use it.

You’ll never have enough clamps, and you'll never run out of clamping challenges. One of the most common is keeping stock in position and lined up while the glue dries.

In this video, Chris Salomone offers some advice for keeping your workshop and storage organized.

A table saw is a powerful piece of equipment, and deserving of respect. Learning how to use one correctly is the best way to stay out of trouble, and it's also the best way to get the most out of this valuable, versatile woodworking tool.

All table saws share the same basic anatomy: They all have a base, a table and extension wings, rails and a rip fence, a motor, trunnions, gearing to raise and tilt the blade, and an arbor and arbor assembly.

As you've probably noticed, there are two common sizes of router bit shank, and two common sizes of router collet: 1/4" and 1/2". Why?