Organize all your sandpaper and get some practice with basic box construction at the same time.
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Canadian Woodworking shop project articles focus on building workbenches, storage, jigs, and upgrades that improve workflow, organization, accuracy and enjoyment in your shop.
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This handy sled will help make mitres and bevels with ease.
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A good workbench is one of the most important tools in a workshop.
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This jig will enable you to make precise height adjustments on your table saw blade or router table bits.
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Build this rock solid fence to handle any routing task with ease and accuracy.
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Safety should always be ‘top of mind’ when working in the shop.
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This saw blade storage box (aka 'the box') contains 12 drawers and provides plenty of storage space for all the blades you will likely ever need.
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Hand rubbed oil and wax finishes are justifiably popular, but there are times when such a finish is not appropriate. For table tops and other surfaces subject to hard usage, water or abrasive products, a modern film finish is the best choice.
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Without a doubt, the router is one of the most useful tools in our shop and to really get the most out of this tool it is best to mount it in a table.
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This classic wooden tool tote is a great way to keep your tools organized and protected, whether you are working at your bench, or away from your shop.
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A fundamental tool in many woodshops is the workbench. If you look at photographs of shops in days gone by you will often see a craftsman working on a project using the bench as a shop tool.
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This toolbox tote is easy to build and makes home repairs much easier, because all your tools are close at hand at the work site.
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Whatever your needs, this safe, accessible, and relatively dust free storage cabinet is just the thing for your shop.
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This rolling shop cart has become a 'must have' in my workshop, and I'm sure that it will become one in yours as well.
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Most woodworkers could use a little help in their basement or workshop.
