Use a lathe and a few common turning chisels to create custom handles for your doors and drawers.
 

 A half-moon top that unfolds to a full circle highlights this 18th-century French design. 

 Build a prep surface as visually delectable as the meals that spring from it.

 Either of these vises—a twin-screw vise and a leg vise—will ease your woodworking life; adding both will change your life.

 Although you can buy larger (and smaller) drills, a compact 18- or 20-volt tool handles any job in the shop with ease.
 

 Build this stellar showcase in a weekend using only fundamental skills. Identical parts for the frames and boxes of this project, and super-simple joinery, make it quick and easy to construct.

 Collecting dust at its source not only makes you a tidy woodworker, it can keep you a healthier one, too. A well-planned dust-collection system traps the tiniest of particles before they become airborne. 
 

Biscuits, glue, and a few screws; a high-performance workbench doesn’t get much easier than this. 

This wall-hung rack displays the beauty of a quilt. Its swing-out arm provides easy access for seasonal swaps.

In addition to ripping, crosscutting, beveling, and mitering, your tables also does a great job cutting a straight edge square to the face of a board.