After a few years of drying, my workbench’s benchtop shrank a bit. It’s not a big deal, but the drying process also shrank my 1” holdfast holes. And with a few of the holes it became difficult to insert the holdfast’s shaft. There are a few ways to open up the holes a bit. Reaming…
Read moreThese wooden benchdogs can be made to support any thickness of material.
Read moreA few years back, we decided we had too many benches in our shop, so I hired movers to transport and get my “Gluebo” into my basement. (Its weight almost killed us moving it from my former workplace to Lost Art Press in 2017.) Then we decided we had too few benches, and that we…
Read moreSimply drill holes in a hand-screw and secure it to a bench or tabletop using F-style clamps with a bar-type tip.
Read moreIn this article from issue #65, Scott Landis explores a long respected workbench, and it’s attributes.
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