Accessories

Accessories, from Canadian Woodworking, provides reviews and detailed insights on the accessories essential to every woodworker’s shop.

  • Portable work support

    These sturdy, portable supports add versatility and convenience in the workshop and on the jobsite.

    May 12, 2018
    Carl Duguay
  • twist bits

    A Bit About Twist Drills

    You may never look at a humble twist drill bit the same way again.

    September 2, 2017
    Mark Salusbury
  • Laser levels

    Introduction To Laser Levels

    Given the broad number of choices in the laser level market, and the current level of technology compared to even just a few years ago, it’s no wonder that so many people are starting to purchase laser levels for use at work and at home. Learn about the different levels on the market today, and which one is right for you.

    September 2, 2016
    Rich Keller
  • dado sets

    Introduction to Dado Sets

    Though they may not be as flashy as some other joints, dados, rabbets and grooves are staples in a woodworker’s repertoire. These joints can be made many ways, but by far the most common is using a dado set on a table saw. Master how to use a dado set and you’ll be well on your way to creating strong, lasting furniture.

    September 24, 2015
    Rob Brown
  • air tools

    Miscellaneous Small Shop Air Tools

    Round out your collection of small shop air tools by adding a sander and a spray gun for applying a finish. And to transfer compressed air to all your tools, we bring you up to speed on the different types of hoses on the market and let you know which one is right for you.

    September 14, 2015
    Rich Keller
  • Introduction to helical cutter heads

    There are many advantages to using a helical cutter head in your planer or jointer, but they aren’t cheap. Is a helical cutter head something you should consider? Learn what the buzz is all about.

    March 20, 2015
    Rich Keller
  • saw blades

    Selecting and Using a Saw Blade

    The quality of a cut is largely determined by the saw blade you’re using, and how you’re using it. For most woodworkers, selecting a blade is where the mystery begins. Let’s remove the mystery and provide you with the information needed to select the correct saw blades for your next project.

    July 24, 2014
    Roger Hamblen
  • Wolverine work boot

    Wolverine chisel midcut steel toe boots

    A great general purpose work boot - comfortable, light in weight, easy lacing, durable construction, and an oil, slip, and abrasion resistant sole.

    February 10, 2014
    Carl Duguay
  • Ryobi ONE+ batteries

    New 18V batteries from Ryobi extend the functionality of the ONE+ system.

    October 18, 2013
    Carl Duguay
  • Dovetail router jigs

    The dovetail is a time-honoured joint that’s admired for its strength and beauty. There’s only one problem – it can be very challenging to cut by hand. Enter the modern-day dovetail jig, which machines tails and pins with speed, ease and accuracy. There are six general styles to choose from, so learn the ins and outs before making any purchases.

    July 22, 2012
    Mark Salusbury
  • shop heating

    Types of Shop Heating

    If you have a small stand-alone shop, or plan on building one, the consideration of heat is an important one. The bottom line is that there are many options and each situation is different.

    November 22, 2011
    Ryan Shervill
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