Brad Holden
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New Tool Overview: Porter-Cable Restorer
If you need to remove old or damaged layers from wood, metal, or concrete surfaces, then you might be interested in taking a closer look at the new Porter Cable Restorer in action.
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Table Saw Crosscut Jig Tip
Learn how to use two miter gauges to create a crosscut jig for making miter cuts or crosscuts.
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Project Plan: Making a Classic Five-board Step Stool
Take a piece of home center lumber, saw it into five boards, spend a bit of shop time, and you’ve got a useful addition to your home.
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Tip for Making Angled Band Saw Cuts
When making interior cuts that will be more difficult to clean up, take your time and cut as close to the layout line as you can.
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Building a Backyard Beehive
This project will help give honeybees a fighting chance, while honing your woodworking power tool skills.
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Making Safe Cuts Using a Custom Push Block and Zero-Clearance Throat Plate
Two safety tips for making tricky cuts on your table saw. We walk you through the problem solving process when you are faced with a challenging cut on your table saw. Don’t take chances.
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Redwood Slab Vanity Project
Furniture made from slab lumber is growing in popularity. This vanity uses sustainably harvested redwood burl to create a perfect bathroom centerpiece.
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Curving Bendable Plywood Around a Form
Creating a curve in a piece can add a unique look to your next woodworking project. Brad Holden demonstrates the technique he used to create a bendable plywood base for his bathroom vanity.
