Layout, Measuring, and Marking
These super-accurate layout helpers earned a permanent place in the WOOD® magazine shop.
When he needed to lay out smooth arcs, Master Craftsman Chuck Hedlund turned to his shop-made fairing stick.
You don’t need artistic talent to etch a nifty nameplate.What you need is ferric chloride.
Sometimes close enough is close enough. But when precision matters, turn to calipers.
Why you should consider these cutting-edge high-tech tools.
After years of use, your tablesaw’s rip-fence scale can wear to the point you can’t even see some of the markings.
A simple trammel guides your router to complete the circuit.
What separates a “nice” project from a “great” one can be simply several details better executed.
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