Lighting and Wiring
To ensure adequate shop lighting without shadows or dark spots, use these simple formulas to determine fixture locations.
Why do some electric tools’ plugs have three prongs, while others have only two? Is one version safer than the other?
Consider these strategies for improving task lighting in areas where you’re actually working.
Place it anywhere you need it.
See if your shop has the power it needs for the woodworking you want to do.
Well-placed fluorescents provide great overall lighting.
The convenient shop telephone is even more practical with this reader's tip.
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