Porter Cable Hand Planer: Is It Handy?
There’s always a point in every woodworker’s journey where they discovers the boundaries of their hand tools. Now what? Your block plane is gummed up … Read more
There’s always a point in every woodworker’s journey where they discovers the boundaries of their hand tools. Now what? Your block plane is gummed up … Read more
In July when you walk on-site, the heat and humidity is extreme. You’re breathing in insulation fiber and sawdust. Your clothes will clings to your … Read more
The last step that separates a good part from a professional part is Burr removal. Those nasty sharp edges left behind by drilling, turning, or … Read more
Sanding, On paper, sanding sounds easy. You purchase the sander, add the pad and it should be smooth sailing, right? Wrong! Uneven surfaces, swirls… the … Read more
There’s nothing more painful than sanding drywall. It’s backbreaking work, covered in dust. You spend hours clutching a block or wielding pole sander while breathing … Read more
A coffee grinder has seized up, you don’t need the manual to repair it. You don’t need the T10 Torx driver either. Standardized fastener are … Read more
That’s a common complaint about using a bandsaw. It wander around cutting the line. You clamp the board down and set your fence in place; … Read more
In woodworking circle, there’s a widespread opinion that a cast iron table can make or break a saw based off its dimensions. It come up … Read more
You’re standing there looking at two yellow tools that are almost exactly alike, wondering if they’ll fit into your toolkit or not. Both is compact. … Read more
A miter saw’s laser help you make precise cut. It casts a narrow beam of red light that show where the blade fall. So if … Read more
Sometimes joinery becomes less like an art form and more like a chore. That’s the point at which you might be thinking about adding a … Read more