Your Workshop
Advice for your inspiring workshop is here with topics that include shop storage, dust collection, lighting & wiring, and shop jigs. You'll also find tips about shop layout, maintenance, and workbenches.
Vern Schweigert’s backyard shed looks like any other. But open the double doors and you step into the Narnia of woodworking, a fully functional shop.
Improve your shop’s air quality by using these helpful tips to gather dust before it becomes airborne.
Living in a 1920s-vintage neighborhood in the city means garages are small, if they exist at all.
Outdoor lighting invites you into a cozy workshop. The welcoming 8×16' porch area also serves as additional work area by swinging open the doors that comprise one end of the shop.
Are cars tailgating your tablesaw and shovels burying your bench? Take charge of your garage shop and add storage, flexibility, and convenience. Here’s how.
We tested dozens of accessories that make handheld routing more accurate. Then, we graded each one to make your buying decisions easier.
Nestled behind a 110-year old Victorian home in the Catskill Mountains, a three-story carriage house tucked into the side of a hill serves as Tom Jeffers’s woodworking retreat.
For quick cleanups around the shop without having to drag out the big vac, nothing beats these battery-powered vacuums.
After his retirement, Eric Ralston bought 2 1/2 acres of land in northern Ohio and built a home and the shell of a two-story, 24×24' garage.
Tip of the Day
A finishing record you'll never misplace
You've been successful with a lot of finishing techniques and products, but the combination of... read more