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After working with a tail vise during the course of a week at a woodworking class, I found it to be useful and enjoyed working with it so decided to see if I could find a vise that could be retrofitted to my bench in a relatively easy way. After researching several brands I decided upon the HNT Gordon tail vise as HNT Gordon makes quality tools and for ease of installation. So far I am happy wi...

We're in the middle of a bathroom remodel and chose to install wainscoting / picture frame moulding below the chair rail. Here is a relatively quick video on the process I used to accomplish the task. Here is a link to the Collins Miter Clamps that I used in the video. I receive a small commission when the product is purchased through this site. I appreciate the support :) amzn.to/4blNUd3

I had no central hand tool storage area and tools were scattered about in different places in the shop and at times I spent more time looking for a tool than it took to complete the woodworking task. So I decided that it was time to organize my tools in a central location. I decided on 3 Hand Tool Tllls; 1) for hand saws, 2) one for hand planes and 3) one for measuring tools, mallets, marking g...

I'm replacing a laundry room sink by building a new base cabinet, building a new countertop out of solid wood and installing a stainless steel sink along with all the necessary plumbing. The major concern is wood movement of the solid top. The countertop will definitely move and I outline the precautions I've taken to mitigate the impact of that movement which I outline in the video. Time will ...

A quick run thru of the Lie Nielsen #48 Tongue and Groove plane

I purchased plans for a Traditional Shaker Dresser from Tom McLaughlin of Epic Woodworking (epicwoodworking.com). Tom has been a full time woodworker for decades and is a great teacher. The plans are full sized drawings and I even purchased the associated videos as well. These are not 10 minute youtube video's. There is well over 10 hours of video where Tom is building the chest step by step wi...

Staying with the outdoor theme, this is a video to build an Obelisk. If. you're not familiar with the term, don't feel bad, I just heard the term for the first time recently. I built this out of 5/4" cedar but you can use any wood that's appropriate for your situation.

A year or more ago I made a set of cedar planters that are on youtube. While they're a solid build, they are very heavy, and I'm reminded of that every year when my wife asks me to bring them in from the outdoors for the winter. So I wanted to make a planter that was lighter and easier and faster to build and with a cut list as well as a way to make accurate, consistent cuts, this cedar planter...

I am in the process of building a Shaker Chest of Drawers based on full scale plans developed by Tom McLaughlin of Epic Woodworking. This is a very traditional piece of furniture with very traditional joinery. The drawers are hardwood - no metal drawer slides, no plywood - just hardwood. I've never built similar drawers before so I thought I would take you through the process I followed.

So I'm the first to admit that when I go shopping for tools, I gravitate towards name brands, brands that have been around a while, brands that have a track record. But in the recent past I purchased some lesser known brand tools at lower prices and have had good success with those purchases. Examples include a Harbor Freight Bauer sliding miter saw and Harbor Freight Bremen parallel clamps. So...

Last week I posted an in-depth video of the new Harbor Freight 24" Bremen k-body parallel clamp here: th-cam.com/video/LtTvi7I30Ug/w-d-xo.html Harbor Freight is only offering 2 sizes; 24" and 48" and I wanted to see how the 48" performs, in general, and when compared to the Bessey 50" I ran through the same set of tests as I did for the 24" version and happy to say that the results were similar...

Harbor Freight recently introduced the Bremen K-Body Parallel Clamp and I purchased a few to compare it to the Bessey clamps and give them a test drive to see how they perform. I found that they are configured in a way that is very similar to a Bessey style k-body clamp. There are some quality tradeoffs IMHO but that is reflected in the price (see below), however, all the testing I performed me...

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