Table Saw Infeed Table

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Table Saw Infeed Table

Kari Hultman November 2011 # 193, Table saw, Techniques, Tricks of the Trade

The limited crosscut capacity of my cabinet saw made it a challenge to cut wider boards, so I designed an infeed table that hangs on a wall when not in use and quickly and securely attaches to the front …
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How to Make Cabinet Doors with Rail and Stile Router Bits

Chris Marshall cabinet, cabinet door, cabinetry, frame, Magazine Latest Issue, More on the Web, rail, Router, router bit, Router Table, stile, Tricks of the Trade

Learn how to build cabinet door frames using a rail and stile router bit set.

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Homemade Bench Grips

American Woodworker Editors AW157, Bench, DIY, Techniques, Tricks of the Trade, Workholding, Workshop Tips

Bench grips are handy for holding parts above the bench for routing, sanding or finishing. To make them, just cut some wood and rubber shelf liner into 2″ to 3″ squares. Glue the shelf liner onto both sides of each …
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Mobile, Sturdy Light Stand

American Woodworker Editors AW139, Clamps, Lighting, Safety Techniques, Techniques, Tricks of the Trade, Workshop Tips

Good light is a must in every workshop, but sometimes I need a little extra light in just the right place. To make my light/magnifier more portable, I drilled a hole in a handscrew to fit the light’s post. Now …
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Double-Duty Edge Guide

American Woodworker Editors AW145, crosscut, Dados, Edges, Jigs and Fixtures, Sheet Goods, Techniques, Tricks of the Trade, Workshop Tips

Instead of measuring for my circular saw’s offset each time I need to make a cut, I use a modified edge guide. I screwed two 3/4″ x 3/4″ x 12″ hardwood blocks to the front and back clamp bars of …
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