Matt Hagens 
This project was built and designed by Nick from Rocky River Woodworks. It’s a simple yet charming heart shelf that’s beginner-friendly, cost-effective, and ideal for selling at craft fairs or online. With minimal tools, basic pine lumber, and some thoughtful …
This project was built and designed by Zach from Bear Mountain Builds. It’s a midsize workbench designed specifically to support benchtop tools like a drill press, band saw, or jointer, offering a sturdy platform at just the right height for …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a simple yet highly effective jig that helps woodworkers make clean, square cuts with just a circular saw and a few affordable materials. Ideal for beginners or …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. Known for creating clever, workshop-friendly jigs, Rob expands his Router Base Onion Build series with a sled that boosts both reach and control when using a router on …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a straightforward version of the traditional Moxon vise, built using common materials and just one power tool, making it highly accessible for any woodworking setup. With a …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a smart, low-cost jig designed to hold dowels securely during cuts on the bandsaw—solving a common safety and accuracy issue in woodworking. Rob’s design uses basic materials …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a smart, space-saving router base that fits directly into your workbench dog holes, offering precision and safety without the footprint of a full-sized router table. Ideal for …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a clever clamping jig designed to simplify glue-ups on picture frames, especially when working with tight mitered corners. Built from plywood and common shop hardware, this adjustable …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a straightforward yet highly functional router fence that improves accuracy, safety, and versatility when working with a router table or table saw extension. Rob focuses on practicality …
This project was built and designed by Rob from Let’s Make Things. It’s a smart, foldable board jack—also known as a deadman bench appliance—that attaches through a bench dog hole to support long boards without needing to rebuild your entire …
This tip was shared by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It reveals a lesser-known way to use digital calipers—one that improves accuracy and stability when measuring step heights in woodworking projects. While most woodworkers are familiar with the three standard caliper …
This video and tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a smart, no-fuss method for installing cabinet handles and pulls using only basic tools and a few scraps of plywood. Jodee shares a simple technique for hand-laying drawer pulls …
This tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft, a channel known for practical woodworking advice and tool breakdowns. In this video, he highlights spring dividers as one of the most underappreciated tools in the shop—especially when it comes to accurate …
This woodworking tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a fast, simple method that helps you make repeated crosscuts on a table saw—accurately, safely, and without complex jigs or fixtures. Instead of relying on your rip fence or building …
This project was built and designed by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a custom bandsaw jig that allows woodworkers to cut perfect circles without drilling into the workpiece—while minimizing tear-out and simplifying adjustments. Designed for flexibility, this jig addresses common …
This video guide is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It walks through multiple methods for drawing a precise hexagon, whether you’re working with a compass, a ruler, or nothing but a known measurement. Jodee’s techniques are clear, repeatable, and useful …
This video is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s part three of a four-part series that explores a modern take on Shou Sugi Ban—the traditional Japanese method of charring wood for preservation and beauty. Jodee’s process combines burning, brushing, and …
This tip was shared by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a smart and efficient way to use double-sided tape that removes the most frustrating part—peeling off the paper backing. With one simple adjustment to how you tear and apply the …