Smart Paint for the Blind and Visually Impaired
This is another installment in my series on smart coatings. You can access the others by typing in “smart” in the search box near the top of my main blog...
We must practice to gain facility…
Editor’s note: The following is an excerpt from The Art and Craft of Cabinet-Making. This book provides an incredible look into traditional woodworking instruction. Though the [...]
Quit Worshiping at the Church of Inside Corners
One of my stranger findings from years of working with clients to redesign their kitchens is that people will guard their cubic footage like an angry vulture with a road-killed...
Why Build a Tool Chest?
During the last six years, I’ve built a lot of tool chests for customers. To many woodworkers, this might seem odd. Why not build one yourself? The answer is simple....
Popwood Playback #11 – Giveaway & Top Woodworking Videos of the Week
This week I’ve been busy working on building the Ultimate Lathe Stand. I’ve needed a home for my old Craftsman lathe, so why not build the ULTIMATE stand for it?! It’s...
Harbor Freight Clamps One Year Later
A year ago I wrote about the demise of America’s clamp manufacturers and my choice to try a few inexpensive alternatives for the obsolete Pony, Wetzler and the like. We...
Win an X-Carve CNC from Inventables
Inventables is hosting a contest for aspiring and seasoned entrepreneurs. Their CNC, the X-Carve, has been a go-to machine for many startups and hobbyists for years. It’s great to see...
The Power of User Groups – How to Learn CNC
In the December 2017 Popular Woodworking article called “Digital Artistry… How five masterful makers integrate CNC and CAD technology into their woodworking”, five professional woodworkers showed [...]
Crosscutting Sled – Just 5 Pieces of Wood
The sled we use the most in our shop is the one shown here. I built it five years ago, and it is as accurate as the day I made...
Which Way Does the Router Spin? – Tricks of the Trade
I learned this in engineering school and soon found out it worked for my router. It is called the “right-hand thumb rule.” When trying to remember which way your router...
Aftermarket Splitters & Riving Knives for Powermatic 66 Table Saw
I recently posted a video to our YouTube channel that discussed proper tightening of a saw blade nut (hand tightened is usually enough) and was surprised by the number of comments...
Surviving A Shop Move 101 – Camille Woodworking
Editor’s note: Bryant documented his move process on his Instagram account, of which I have been a follower for a long time. I asked him to write a blog post...
