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To keep different grits and types of sandpaper organized in your shop, this simple shelving unit fits perfectly.

This wide bodied router fence is designed for panel-raising and working with tall pieces and fits nicely on most router tables.

Want to build a cabinet with flipper-style hinges for the doors? We answer some commonly asked questions about these projects.

No one can argue with the strength and durability of traditional mortise and tenon joints. The drawback, however, is creating traditional mortise and tenon joinery by hand presents a considerable challenge and investment in time even for the most skilled woodworker.

One of the best ways to apply paint, stain, polyurethane and other finishes to woodworking or home improvement projects is with a High Volume Low Pressure (HVLP) spray finishing system.

Without a lathe, the author figured out a jig system to create a handy rolling pin with exchangeable sleeve set-up.

Probably the most used tool in your shop is one you might overlook; your pencil.

Woodworker's Journal editor Rob Johnstone found a project in the back issues of the magazine and updated it for the 21st century.

In this video, David Picciuto discusses options for how to keep your planer dust free.

When evaluating antique furniture, one of the things appraisers search for is the fine lines and marks left behind by marking knives and marking gauges.

This update to the old-style Arts and Crafts Entertainment center adapts to modern televisions and gaming consoles.