Using Power Tools

with Gary Rogowski

It all depends on the condition of the cutting surface, says FWW contributing editor Gary Rogowski.

with Gary Rogowski

Gary Rogowski covers two situations where it makes sense to move the router in the 'wrong' direction.

with Ernie Conover

Build a simple but sturdy outfeed table, and learn important safety tips

with Tom Begnal

A unique accessory expands the capabilities of this new saw

with Roland Johnson

Expert techniques to make a planer cut safely and smoothly while avoiding snipe and tearout

with Garry Bennett

Make custom aluminum parts for your furniture with a standard bandsaw blade and a few tricks

with Paul Schürch

Cutting straight lines and going around corners are the toughest techniques to master

with Aimé Ontario Fraser

The sounds your tools make can tell you a lot about how they're working

with Kelly Mehler

These techniques for ripping and crosscutting will aid woodworkers of every skill level

with Lon Schleining

Reduce tearout and improve accuracy by maintaining zero clearance around the tablesaw blade

with Steve Latta

Custom push sticks and an organized milling process produce delicate moldings safely on the tablesaw

with Scott Gibson

A sanding frame improves the stability of a belt sander on wide surfaces

with Lonnie Bird

A tool set designed to make crown molding from solid stock

with Lon Schleining

An indispensable jig that makes accurate miters, crosscuts, and tenons a cinch

with Patrick Warner

These jigs control the workpiece to ensure safe operation and clean cuts