Tools and Reviews
Whether you’re a beginning woodworker crafting a few pieces for your home or a seasoned professional making furniture for a living, this trio of plans will do nicely.
Virtually every cabinet you build uses rabbet joinery somewhere: for lock-rabbet drawers, on inset doors, as a recess to house the back of a bookcase. A rabbeting router bit helps you make them all.
Whether you’re ripping a board for the first time, or have been making that cut for years, it pays to review the fundamentals.
Learn how to joint your boards on your jointer and tablesaw. WOOD magazin'es Jim Heavey shows yo
Learn how to tune up your tablesaw for precision cutting. WOOD magazine's Jim Heavey shows you e
Learn how to tune-up your Bandsaw for precision cutting. WOOD magazine's Jim Heavey shows you ex
Learn how to tune up your Router for precision cutting. WOOD magazine's Jim Heavey shows you exa
Learn how to tune up your Mitersaw for precision cutting. WOOD magazine's Jim Heavey shows you e
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