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Table saws are perhaps the most versatile tool in a woodworking shop. In this video, we demonstrate how to do classic frame-and-panel construction using just a table saw.

Sharpening a gouge can be tricky, but it's a necessary and beneficial skill for woodturners to master.

Boring an accurately placed hole into a round piece of wood, either a cylinder or a sphere, can be a tricky feat to accomplish.

Are you considering getting started in the world of CNC projects? In this demo, we'll show you how the new affordable Shark SD100 from Next Wave Automation works. And, we'll make a nifty Mid Century Modern clock in the mix.

Make a handy cutting board. This project makes a great gift and it's a perfect way to use up wood scraps.

Here's a mortising jig you can use with any plunge router that has a 7"-diameter or smaller base.

How to repair table legs and other long parts with a simple joint.

A swiveling arm and multiple pre-set stops enable this table saw sled to cut miter angles quickly and accurately.

Learn how to install dedicated dust collection lines to your benchtop power tools. Installing dust collection lines for your benchtop power tools makes it easy to keep your woodworking shop clean and safe. This installation features the new Dust Right StableGate™ Blast Gate which let you easily direct suction to the tools that need it most. Just slide it closed when you're no longer using the tool to maximize suction elsewhere in your shop. This model reduces the hose diameter from 4'' to 2-1/2'', a common size on many smaller stationary power tools. The integrated bracket lets you secure the blast gate to the wall for stability and easy, flex-free opening and closing.

Made from 1/2" plywood, this basic jig allows you to cut out or shape accurate circles, semicircles and arcs using a standard jigsaw or router.

Train yourself in the proper techniques, materials and equipment to avoid (and fix) mistakes.