Why Drill Bits Slip, And How To Stop It
It’s easy to damage material and finish with mistakes made while drilling. The drill bit dig that trench when it isn’t where it should of … Read more
It’s easy to damage material and finish with mistakes made while drilling. The drill bit dig that trench when it isn’t where it should of … Read more
When it comes to sanding trim or furniture, having proper tool makes all the diffrence. Hand-sanding something repetitively are tedious. It’s painful on the wrist, … Read more
There are two ways to walk into a pro shop. There’s the way for a Festool guy, who have all orange. And there’s the way … 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