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It's Hip to Have a Square or Two

Tom, member | March 3rd, 2009

These two small tools are critical if you want a well-equipped shop

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A Sharpening Strategy: beyond a sharp edge.

Regards_from_Perth, member | February 27th, 20093 comments

Getting a sharp edge is critical for optimal use of handtools. Keeping the edge sharp is even more important.

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Tom Selleck: You need a shop

GEide, member | February 26th, 20091 comment

Tom Selleck and The Daily Show's Jon Stewart on woodworking...

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Workbench (based on Lon Schleining's)

Sanjeev, member | February 22nd, 20094 comments

I made this Workbench in 2008 based on the design by Lon Schleining in FWW # 167. It is made of hard maple with Walnut and Jatoba highlights. The bench is 3" thick with 6" thick aprons. I made...

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Carrying and Storage Case for Work Sharp WS3000

pcjohnd, member | February 20th, 20091 comment

I love my Work Sharp WS3000, but it comes without a case for storage. Neatnik that I am, I decided to make one--it took some design time to figure out how to get the glass wheels, spare disks and...

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Using SketchUp For Project Templates

USNERDOC, member | February 15th, 2009

A neat tip for using SketchUp to make project templates.

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Crosscut Sled for the Tablesaw

USNERDOC, member | February 11th, 20092 comments

A crosscut sled will increase safety, speed and accuracy of your crosscuts on the table saw. This simple project can be built in a couple of afternoons. The plan set and SketchUp drawings are...

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Furniture Maker's Shop Destroyed by Fire

sscott, member | February 9th, 200922 comments

Blaze also claims unfinished pieces by Mark Levin

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Scroll Saw Blade Holder

USNERDOC, member | February 7th, 2009

A quick weekend project that helps organize your scroll saw blades.

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Workshop on Wheels

GLASTARZA, member | February 5th, 20092 comments

Check out how this woodworker turned an abandoned RV into a workshop.

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Walnut Shop Stool

frank T, member | January 23rd, 2009

I needed a shop stool, and did not have a lathe, being a woodworker, there is always a way to solve a problem.

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A Tale of Two Tablesaw Sleds

KiddervilleAcres, member | January 22nd, 200910 comments

Learn what two Knots members did to customize the Ultimate Crosscut Sled, featured in a Fine Woodworking article by John McCormack.

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Tool Tote

Wood_Jack, member | January 18th, 20092 comments

Arts & Crafts tool tote with Greene & Greene style pegged joints. The woods used are walnut and lyptus. The pegs are ebonized walnut. The box joints were hogged out with a...

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The gloved woodworker

AsaC, member | January 17th, 200911 comments

Lightweight work gloves are surprisingly handy in the shop

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Woodworking with Ugly Men

MKenney, member | January 14th, 20092 comments

I've built things from wood most of my life, but it wasn't until I met Joe Mazurek, a self-proclaimed ugly man, that I really learned how to make furniture.

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Woodworking in a New York City Apartment

sscott, member | January 9th, 200911 comments

Feeling cramped in your garage or basement shop? You might want a look at this…

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The Not So Big Workshop

kevink, member | January 7th, 200930 comments

Setting Up and Working in a 12' x 12' Basement Shop

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Grandsons Christmas present

Woodychall, member | December 29th, 20085 comments

This was a project I undertook after a very good friend persuaded me to try. I felt it was a little daunting to begin with, and there were several times when I thought I had taken on more than I was...

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