Reader Submitted
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Turning Your Chuck the Right Way
Do you ever get confused about which way to turn your drill press chuck key for tightening or loosening? This reader shares a simple tip to help you never forget.
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Cutting Board Routing Sled
It can be hard to safely control narrow workpieces, but a simple sled like this, with toggle clamps mounted to a scrap fence, gives you the added stability needed.
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Entranceway Cabinet
A reader adds a bit of flair and storage to his entryway with a brand new cabinet, including a ship lap panel and seating.
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Reader Thoughts on Kitchen Cabinets (Part 2)
We continue the discussion of eZine readers’ experiences with, thoughts on and questions about building kitchen cabinets.
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Family Room Bar
A reader replaces his home bar with the direction from his wife that it had to have drawers, a wine cooler and be a “nice piece of furniture.”
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Reader Thoughts on Kitchen Cabinets (Part 1)
Readers share their experiences and challenges with building kitchen cabinets (more to come next week).
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Make Cleaning a Shop Vac Easier
Those pleated filters that come with shop vacuums plug up with debris quickly, and cleaning them is a dusty mess. This reader has a solution.
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Breaking Fresh Glue Joints
This reader needed to make adjustments to some joints during glue-up. He found a quick way to get the pieces apart without damaging the joint, and you probably already have the solution in your shop.
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14th Century Oak Cradle
This white oak cradle is based on a replica of a 14th century English cradle from the collection of the Medieval Merchant’s House in Southampton, England.
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More Reaction to Sale of Craftsman Tools
More reactions from eZine readers to the sale of Craftsman Tools to Stanley/Black + Decker.