Twin Kitchen Hutches #62

  One last molding to mill. I install this ogee bit in the router table and I align the fence barely in front of the bearing. Used in the router...

You Have Got to Meet Jack

I’m to the point with this workbench that I cannot see the concrete floor any more because of the shavings. I hate that floor, but I am starting to feel...

East Coast Tool Auction this Saturday

Whenever I visit the East Coast, I am jealous of the region’s stock of vintage hand tools. The Midwest just cannot compete — even though Cincinnati and Indianapolis were important...

It Takes a Cow

We glued up the benchtop for this Old-style Roubo bench today. Yeah, it looks ratty in the photo above, but the seam is tight. I even put in a little...

Drawer Slide Tracing Jig

    I recently needed a jig to trace lathe turnings. I tried a variety of designs but none produced the accuracy or ease of operation that I wanted.   ...

Someone Call a Pitsawyer

The following is unfiltered, mostly unedited and likely unreadable. But this is what I do. Today I launched headfirst into building this Roubo workbench. First up: Dress the legs. Well,...

CANDLE FORK

OLD FORK– SAUCER AND CANDLE. !! UNIQUE AND EASY. COST PENNIES TO BUY MATERIALS MINUS A FORK MISSING FROM YOUR KITCHEN DRAWER??

WGBH Returns to Woodworking

Most woodworkers followed Norm Abram at New Yankee Workshop and you know how fast the word of his retirement spread across the woodworking community. It was a sad day indeed....