Matt Hagens 
This project was built and designed by Jason from PatriotDIY. These cornhole boards are a step up from basic backyard sets, combining a refined plywood top and a sturdy internal frame with built-in conveniences like bag storage, drink holders, and …
Billy from Newton Makes shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This video walks through a full table saw setup and calibration routine aimed at dialing in clean, consistent cuts by addressing the table insert, blade alignment, fence setup, …
Chris from A Glimpse Inside built and designed these projects featured in the video. Chris tackles a handful of shop work in one video, including a custom cover for a wedding venue, a small product collaboration with his daughter, and …
This project was built and designed by Zach from Bear Mountain Builds. The video shows an expanding router table that folds compact for small shops and unfolds to support very long workpieces for safer, single-operator routing. The build focuses on …
Grandpa’s tools didn’t come from a catalog. They came from his father. And his father’s father. They were older than color TV, older than the interstate highway system, and somehow sharper than anything you could buy today. No fancy coatings. …
Grandpa’s tools didn’t come from a catalog. They came from his father. And his father’s father. They were older than color TV, older than the interstate highway system, and somehow sharper than anything you could buy today. No fancy coatings. …
Learning how to avoid common gluing mistakes will make your woodworking projects stronger and look better. This article will teach you about 5 gluing mistakes and how to steer clear of them. With these tips, you’ll be able to create …
When I finish a woodworking project, I want it to feel finished—not just well-built, but protected and complete. A good finish adds that final touch. It brings out the grain, protects the wood, and helps the piece last. And if …
A quick note: The stories here are pulled from memories of workshops that somehow produced incredible work despite the hazards. I don’t have photos from those days, so I’ve done my best to recreate the scenes with illustrations. And let’s …
A quick note: The stories here are pulled from memories of workshops that somehow produced incredible work despite the hazards. I don’t have photos from those days, so I’ve done my best to recreate the scenes with illustrations. And let’s …
I’ve been making cutting boards for a while, but recently I found myself getting bored with the same old designs. I wanted to make a few as gifts for friends, but I didn’t want them all to look alike—or feel …
When selecting a wood finish for a tabletop, the choice often comes down to lacquer or polyurethane. This article compares these two popular finishes, highlighting their unique properties and suitability for tabletops, to help you make an informed decision for …
When you’re in the woodworking workshop, precision and efficiency can make all the difference. That’s where jigs come into play, these handy tools simplify complex tasks, ensuring each cut and drill is just right. While you may already have a …
How many corner joint methods are there? How many have you built? What’s your favorite one, your go-to choice when building something in your woodworking shop? There are many ways to join two pieces of wood together, and the method …
Woodworking requires precision, and a tape measure is one of your most vital tools. Learning how to use it efficiently can save you time and improve your projects. Whether you are measuring boards, marking parts, or laying out joinery, mastering …
We know polyurethane, and we like polyurethane. We use it as a finish for our woodworking projects often. We have a bit of experience, then, in washing our brushes after using polyurethane, as well as cleaning up after its use. …
Woodworking is one of those hobbies where mistakes are bound to happen, no matter how careful you are. The important thing is that each mistake taught me something valuable. Some of these lessons were practical, like learning to measure twice …
Keaton Beyer built and designed this project. Keaton shows the process of making a first-ever set of dining chairs—six walnut chairs that emphasize comfort, solidity, and repeatable joinery while navigating lots of compound angles. The video covers design decisions, templates …