Clinton from Specific Love Creations shared the woodworking tips featured in this video. This video focuses on practical joint techniques for 2×4 projects, covering fastener choice, glue use, common weak joints, and straightforward ways to add shear strength to everyday …
Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This short video demonstrates a simple, reliable way to find miter angles using only two equal-width scrap pieces and a pencil mark instead of measurements or tools. The …
Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. The video demonstrates how to repurpose a router table to flatten a board face so it can be reliably run through a planer, using a makeshift outfeed support …
Izzy Swan from izzy swan demonstrated the test featured in this video. This video shows a homemade horizontal slot mortiser built from scrap plywood and an inexpensive trim router, designed to replicate and expand on the functionality of a Festool …
Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This video demonstrates a repeatable table saw setup for cutting hidden internal splines that strengthen mitered corners while keeping the outside surface clean and uninterrupted. Watch the full …
Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This video demonstrates a reliable, measurement-light method for cutting half lap (half flap) joints at the table saw using the parts themselves to set critical dimensions. The approach …
Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft shared the woodworking tip featured in this video. This video shows a straightforward workflow for making complete drawers using a box-joint jig set up for repeatability and speed. The approach centers on using consistent references and …
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 …
This video is by Rob from Make Things. He walks through the hidden problems behind miter joints and shows how to make them stronger, more accurate, and longer-lasting. Instead of focusing on gimmicks or shortcuts, Rob explains the physics and …
This project/tip/jig was built and designed by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a fast, reliable T-square-style jig that guides a router for squaring panel edges, cutting grooves, and fine-tuning plywood when table saw cuts aren’t ideal. Using just scraps and …
This woodworking tip comes from Jodee of Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a simple, math-based solution to one of the most common problems beginners face when cutting trim: inaccurate miter angles that lead to visible gaps. With a clear formula and real-world …
This technique was developed and demonstrated by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. If you’ve ever struggled to make a clean 90° corner using two boards of different widths—especially with trim or frame work—this shop trick is for you. Instead of relying …
This tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a clever and precise method for cutting flawless dados and grooves using a standard table saw blade—no dado stack or trial-and-error required. By making a simple shim that matches your blade’s …
This tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a practical solution to one of the most frustrating problems in woodworking: routing a dado that perfectly matches your material—without needing a jig or a custom-sized bit. Instead of buying a …
This tip is by Jodee from Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a clever and efficient way to cut joinery shims or spline stock using a sliding miter saw—especially useful if you don’t have access to a table saw. The technique focuses on …
This woodworking technique was explained and demonstrated by Billy from Newton Makes. It focuses on the rabbet joint—one of the most accessible and versatile joinery methods you can learn. While it may not have the visual appeal of dovetails or …
This tip comes from Jodee at Inspire Woodcraft. It’s a smart, repeatable technique for cutting a tight miter joint at 120°, even when working with two boards of different widths. Angles greater than 90° often feel intimidating, but this method …
This project was built and demonstrated by Norman Pirollo from WoodSkills. It’s a detailed look at how to cut half-blind dovetail joints using a custom jig and hand tools—perfect for anyone refining their joinery skills. Dovetails are one of the …