Sanding is certainly one of the least engaging tasks in woodworking. Using a random-orbit sander is a great way to shorten the job and make it more tolerable. And I came up with a simple way to make my sander even more efficient.
Continue reading: "WOODSMITH: Sander stand".
Threaded inserts are must-haves in my shop. I keep them on hand for building jigs and fixtures I need to adjust easily. The challenge with an insert is installing it without any problems. But I've picked up a few tips to get great results.
Continue reading: "SHOPNOTES: Success with Threaded Inserts".
Sometimes those annoying, everyday problems can have very simple solutions. Here's one I think you'll find useful.
Continue reading: "WOODSMITH: Turnbutton drawer catch".
From time to time, I need to use plastic in shop projects or jigs. But cutting it can be messy. I've learned a few tips that will give you smooth cuts, every time.
Continue reading: "SHOPNOTES: Cutting Plastic".
Keeping the floor free of hazards can make you shop a lot more "user-friendly." Take a look at one solution I came up with.
Continue reading: "WOODSMITH: Cord and hose boom".
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