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Tool Storage

Most woodworking shops start with a little pegboard wall for storing tools, or a drawer or shelf. Through time, as the number of tools increases, the need for storing them efficiently also increases. In a well-thought-out tool storage system the most
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Tip: Dry-Erase Panels for Cabinet Doors
by Dave Zadrozny
Tip: Swinging Rack Adds Wall Space to Garage
by Bill Pratt
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Tip: Carver’s Stand Holds 30 Gouges
by Eugene E. Landon
Tip: Keep Rare-Earth Magnets in Place
by Brad Knabel
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by William Duckworth
Tip: Hardware-sorting Frisbee
by Serge Duclos
Tip: Planer Cabinet Doubles as Outfeed Table, Stores Out of the Way
by Juris Pukinskis
Gripping Walls with Confidence
by Andy Rae
With a solid connection and a clever shopmade bracket design, you can organize and hang your clamps and jigs securely out of the way
Tip: Utility Shelf for the Tablesaw
by Robert Brown
All About Tool Storage
by Jim Richey
Fine-Tune Your Shop
by Jerry Lyons
Longtime furnituremaker and teacher Jerry H. Lyons shares efficient workshop solutions developed for his dream shop -- a converted 3000-square-foot log cabin in ...
Roll-Away Workshop
by Bill Endress
Many woodworkers face the space crunch Bill Endress did: how to fit a decent workshop into a two-car garage, and still park cars there fairly regularly. He achieved ...
Four Ways to Get Organized
by Joe Johns
A snapshots of four woodworkers' spaces show unique and innovative ways to organize your shop. From elegant cabinets that were rescued from the kitchen to movable ...
A Woodworker's Apron
by Steve Latta
At the shop where Steve Latta apprenticed, all the cabinetmakers wore shop aprons. He says they improve productivity and also the quality of work. Less time is ...

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