Reader Submitted
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Keeping Arbor Nuts At-the-ready
This reader came up with a handy way to keep track of his arbor nuts between blade swaps on his table saw.
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Hidden Compartment Box
When thinking up presents for Christmas, this reader designed some clever boxes with hidden compartments.
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Saw Guard Safety: The Followup
Woodworker’s Journal Weekly readers share their own experiences with the guards on their table saws.
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How to Rip Thin Strips with a Table Saw Jig
This reader built his own saddle-type jig to help him cut thin strips on his table saw.
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A Cheap, Slippery Smooth Workbench Surface
Looking for a smooth, clean surface for your next workbench or outfeed table? This reader has a suggestion for a cheap, easy-to-use option.
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Saw Guard Safety
In response to a question from the print Woodworker’s Journal, readers share whether they do or don’t use the guards on their table saw — and how their approach to safety is different now than it was “back then.”
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Sinker Cypress Corner Cabinet
When this reader’s wife asked for a new corner dining room cabinet, he created this piece using 100% sinker cypress. After a few delays, of course.
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The Air in the Shop
Readers share what they use for dust collection and air quality control in their shops.
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Hiding Leg Levelers with Recesses
Chair levelers are great for keeping things steady, but they don’t usually enhance the look of the furniture. This reader’s trick will help keep them hidden.