Drill Press - Benchtop - Page 3 of 3

Cut mortises and angled holes with these easy-to-make jigs

The problem of excessive tear-out at the bottom of drill-press holes can be solved with a simple metal collar. I discovered the collar solution during a 30-unit production run of…

For my early American reproductions, such as cobbler's benches and step tables, I have found that splaying the legs about 5¡ in two directions is just about right. I recently…

Drill presses are precision tools, capable of boring holes in exact locations at carefully controlled depths. Drill presses typically used by woodworkers vary considerably in size and cost, from small…

Woodworker Gary Rogowski explains why the tablesaw would not be at the top of his shop machine list.

Increase the versatility of this basic machine using low-cost, shopmade accessories

How to find and eliminate vibration, play and wobble

Anatomy and use of a woodworker's standby