Page 28 - Learn Woodworking

In this video, Chris Salomone designs a home arcade racing rig to play driving simulators.

This project shows off some simple, but highly effective visual enhancements like alternating stain and brass inlays.

This project's two spacious cabinets and matching drawers offer ample storage for media, gaming accessories, dining plates, or whatever you need to store.

Take a look at the versitle Rockler Flip Top roller stand and how it fit into Robert Anthony Robinson's workshop.

A convincing substitute for rosewood, this beautiful lumber is now CITES protected.

This classically inspired bench was designed with an American Southwest flair, specially in the wood - velvet mesquite.

This easy-to-build cabinet fits nicely into tight corners and provides some nice storage space with a bit of style.

When it comes to wood finishing, there's no substance more time-tested, time-honored or venerated than shellac.

In this video, Chris Salomone goes over, in-depth, step-by-step, how he makes sliding doors for various woodworking projects.

Back in the day, cabinetmakers cut all of their dovetails by hand. Of course, they really had no choice. Now, with mechanical means ranging from basic router dovetail jigs on up to sophisticated automated machinery, is there any reason to time carefully lay out each and every pin and tail and make all of the demanding cuts with a hand saw?

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