Ergonomic guidance

The thin layers of plywood can often splinter and chip when cut with a power saw, resulting in an ugly edge that looks like this: To prevent your cut line from tearing: 1. Always use an appropriate blade for plywood, and be sure that it’s sharp. The blade that came with your saw – whether you bought or rented it – is likely inadequate. 2. Be sure the good face of your plywood is closer to the outside of the blade. So on a table saw, the right side should be facing up, and when using a…

4 Simple steps to a finish as smooth as glass

Our rough-and-ready work surface visually recalls a classic double-trestle bench, but it's a far simpler affair. The bench goes together with a single trip to the lumberyard, designed to be a sturd...

Garage organization is not difficult nor is it expensive. It is however, essential if you want a clean space where everything is relatively easy to find. Whether you have a large garage or just a small space...