15 Common Pocket Hole Mistakes To Avoid

Pocket Hole Jig

Did you know that a simple error in pocket hole joinery can compromise the entire integrity of your woodworking project? I will show you how to avoid and identify the most common pocket hole mistakes, ensuring your projects are visually …

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How to Restore A Wooden Swing Set

A wooden playset can take a beating over the years and a but a neglected one can become dangerous. Sun, rain, and everyday use leave it faded, splintered, and sometimes unsafe. If yours looks like an eyesore, don’t assume it …

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Folding Pitcher’s Mound for Youth Baseball and Softball

This project was built and designed by Jason from PatriotDIY. It’s a transportable, adjustable folding pitcher’s mound designed specifically for youth baseball and softball players who need a reliable, portable mound they can set up and move with ease. Jason’s …

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An Old-School Trick for Perfect Inside Miters

This technique comes from Jon Peters of Longview Woodworking. In this video, Jon walks through a simple yet effective way to achieve tight inside miters when working with flat panels and molding—particularly when factory-finished faces need to be preserved. The …

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13 Dangerous Table Saw Habits to Break Now

The table saw is often considered the heart of the woodworking shop. It’s incredibly powerful and precise – but also one of the most dangerous tools. Every year, more than 60,000 injuries are linked to table saws, including lacerations, amputations, …

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Mobile Planter and Privacy Wall Combo for Your Porch

This project was built and designed by Mike Montgomery of Modern Builds. It’s a dual-purpose build: a deep, movable planter box with an attached privacy screen—ideal for porches, patios, or small yards where space and flexibility matter. With basic joinery, …

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3 Cutting Board Builds

These projects were built and designed by Josh Wright. In this video, he demonstrates the often-overlooked potential of the miter saw by building three very different cutting board and serving tray designs—using the miter saw for nearly every cut. Each …

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What Type of Screw Should I Use for Woodworking?

Choosing the right screw can make the difference between a project that holds up for years and one that splits, loosens, or looks unfinished. With so many options at the hardware store, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed — but most …

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