The Cflux-1 Cyclone Dust Collector contains some new features while maintaining the user-friendly and innovative attributes of the previous model....
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Four Ways To Make A Tapered Cut
A tapered cut may seem like a simple thing to do in the wood shop. After all, you may have made dovetail joints and other complicated joinery for...
Continue ReadingThe Basics to Cabinet Making
Rabbets RuleIn the world of cabinetry, there’s no quicker or easier joint than a rabbet. Cabinet makers rely on them as a bread and butter joint used...
Continue ReadingChoosing The Correct Dust Collector
If you have any serious woodworking to do, you’ll need an efficient dust collector to keep up with all those chips. But deciding on which model dust...
Continue ReadingJigs and Mods To Get the Most Out Of Your Tools
Having the right tool is great when starting a woodworking project, but having the right tool and perfect set up is even better.
Continue ReadingMaking A Modern House Address Plaque From Scratch
Looking for weekend project that will add to your homes curb appeal? This home address DIY plaque project will do just that.To get started with this...
Continue ReadingQuick Breakdown On Why You Need A Laguna Jointer
Woodworking jointers are one of those tools you didn't know you needed, until you have it. A jointer is the machine of choice to use when in need to...
Continue ReadingThe Duality of Woodworking Tools
The nice thing about having a well-equipped woodworking shop is the versatility of the tools at your disposal. In my shop, I like the way a good...
Continue ReadingTips On How To Make An End Grain Cutting Board
A cutting board might be one of the very first projects you tackle as a woodworker, but have you ever made an end grain cutting board? They make an...
Continue ReadingEight Key Fundamentals Woodworkers Must Know
1. Mortise before TenonIt’s the quintessential order of operations in woodworking, and it’s nearly always true. Usually, you’ll cut the mortise...
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