Table Saw Basics

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Table Saw Basics

David Lyell Beginner Woodworking, I Can Do That, Table saw, Techniques, Woodworking Basics

Hey! In our last episode of I Can Do That, we introduced the table saw. This time, we’re covering three table saw basics that will take your woodworking to the next level. We start by angling the blade. By angling …
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Easy Shaker Carry Box

Megan Fitzpatrick Beginner Woodworking, Box, I Can Do That, October 2012, Projects, Small Project, Storage, Weekend Project, woodworking gifts

Notched and nailed joints add visual interest to this simple project. This form is typically called a Shaker silverware tray – but it comes in handy for ferrying all sorts of things hither and yon. I got lucky at the …
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12 Weekend Picture Frames

Tim Johnson I Can Do That, Lists, October 2019, October 2019 #248, Picture Frames, Project, Projects, Router, Techniques, woodworking gifts

Here’s a fun way to save money, be creative, make something useful, and use up scrap stock: make your own picture frames. You can start from scratch and have finished frames in a day or less, and the only tools …
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Contemporary Bookshelves

Megan Fitzpatrick August 2008, Beginner Woodworking, Books, Bookshelves, I Can Do That, Projects, Stain

Two tones of color and sharp, square edges give this piece modern flair. Inspired by a design in the February 2008 issue of the German magazine Selbst, this “I Can Do That” project commenced (as always) with a pilgrimage …
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Using T-Track

Randy Johnson February 2021 #257, Hardware, I Can Do That, T-Track, Techniques, Woodworking Basics

T-track is a versatile product that has many great uses around the shop. It can be attached to the fence of a chop saw, drill press or router table to provide a quick, secure place to attach feather boards, stops …
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