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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?

What are the best gifts for woodworkers? Here are five woodworking gift ideas that any woodworker will love. It's not too late to stop by your local Rockler store or order online.

In this video, April Wilkerson creates a bathtub caddy, perfect for holding a drink, tablet or anything else you need during a long soak.

Using five clamps and some spare wood, this panel press saves time and space for large panel glue-ups.

Whether you are updating existing cabinetry or finishing off a new cabinetmaking project, selecting knobs and pulls is your chance to add a touch of your own individual style.

If you want to make a raised panel for a frame and panel door, you'll be in the market for a raised panel router bit.

Rather than juggling with all the different power sanding options on the market now, our author has laid out the options he looks for when buying a new sander.