Woodworking July 2012 Archive

Most power drills and cordless drills use a three-jaw chuck, either keyed or keyless. There are exceptions, mainly impact drivers, but for the most part, this type of chuck is ... Read More

The original Rockwell Jawhorse is a heavy-duty three-legged stand that can hold workpieces in a number of positions. However, there were some limitations to the original unit, including the inability ... Read More

Finding square on a relatively large project can be a bit difficult, but taking a cue from the construction world can help find a simple solution for finding square in ... Read More

While they are typically lumped together, woodworking really is a completely separate genre from traditional fine woodworking. Yes, both work with wood primarily, but many wood turners also utilize other ... Read More

For many people, moving is a fact of life. Whether we move to a new house across the street or across the country, moving can be stressful. For woodworkers with ... Read More

Many people who want to "update" the look of their kitchen often put off the project because of the expected cost. Conversely, with a little bit of woodworking skill and ... Read More

Among woodworking machines, the band saw is likely credited with the fewest injuries (particularly when compared to the table saw). Even so, a band saw can cause some severe injuries ... Read More