Shop Tips

Changing scrollsaw blades without dropping them through the table is difficult for those of us with large hands.

I read with interest the answer you gave about avoiding blowout with pneumatic nail guns in the November 2007 issue of WOOD (issue 180, page 92).

Because I do a lot of frame-and-panel door glue-ups, my horizontal shop space quickly gets taken over by clamped-up boards.

Small workpieces cut on the mitersaw can be sucked into the spinning blade, creating a hazard to the operator and the equipment.

As I was making the scrollsawn Christmas ornaments from the November 2007 issue (no.

To avoid running a delicate piece, such as inlay, through a potentially destructive planer, I found a good way to safely secure the piece while sanding it to thickness.