Shop Cabinets, Storage, and Organizers
Build this compact storage unit and say good-bye to shuffling through blades stacked on a shelf or in a drawer. The pullout panels keep everything at your fingertips while protecting the carbide teeth.
After many good years of use, I finally decided to replace the crude shop cabinets I built when I first got started in woodworking.
Just as there's no such thing as too many clamps, there's no such thing as too many good ways to hang and organize them. Here you'll find how top woodworkers keep their clamps close at hand.
Storage needs change as your tool collection grows. An adaptable slatwall system changes with you.
Slat wall accepts a variety of fixtures for storing tools and accessories. Here's how to make your own slat wall panels.
Building your own shop cabinets isn’t rocket science.
Spray adhesives work wonderfully for adhering scrollsaw patterns to a workpiece. This handy adhesive drawer makes the job slick, not sticky.
To put waxed paper within easy reach, I built a wooden box, just big enough to hold the waxed paper in its original box.
When I bought my oscillating spindle sander, I didn't consider how to store six different sizes of sleeves in three grits.
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