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So you've taken the plunge and purchased a new track saw—congratulations, and welcome to the world of straight-shooting, portable saws!

In this video, DIY Creators is making a homemade router sled flattening mill.

Block planes might seem like an antique from a different era of woodworking, but hand planes have a place in almost any modern shop for multiple tasks.

In this video, Chris Salomone takes a deep dive into building a DIY dining table. All you'll need is a sheet of plywood, some table legs, a circular saw, drill, and sander.

In this video, April Wilkerson is making a growth chart ruler with a router and guide bushing.

Keeping your saws in proper alignment is of paramount importance to performance and accuracy. Once set up and adjusted, quality woodworking machinery generally stays in alignment for a long period. But vibration and continued use will eventually cause even the best machinery to go out of adjustment.

In this video, Michael Alm builds an outdoor BBQ grilling station with a concrete countertop.

If you're like most woodworkers, you've invested a lot in your tool collection, both financially and in the time you've spent choosing, acquiring and setting up the tools that make up your shop. But how much time have you devoted to taking good care of them?

This modern plant stand is a great project to use up short pieces of scrap lumber. This version is assembled with Beadlock floating tenons, but you could also use dowels or pocket hole screws.

You can't go wrong with an attractive and sturdy outdoor chair—especially one like this from DIY Creators that has a removable backrest for compact storage. Now you can freshen up your patio, deck or even poolside with a new set of chairs that you can c

What is a shooting board and how is it used?