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Winter 2012-2013

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T-Track
by AW-Editor Saturday, August 30, 2008
T-track is a versatile product that has many great uses around the shop. It can be attached to the fence of a chop saw, drill press or router table to provide a quick, secure place to attach feather boards, stops and hold-downs. It also makes a great...
Mobile Bases
by AW-Editor Saturday, August 30, 2008
Whether you shop is large or small, mobile bases allow you to get the most out of the space you have. When I need to re-saw some long stock on my bandsaw, its mobile base lets me easily reposition it to clear nearby obstacles. When I'm done, the bandsaw...
Dream Sharpening Machine
by AW-Editor Thursday, January 29, 2009
"What? A $600 machine that just sharpens hand tools?" That's the reaction I've heard when introducing my pals to the latest in sandpaper-sharpening technology, the Lap-Sharp LS-200. It's the brainchild of a single-minded engineer...
Custom Router Bits
by Tom Caspar Sunday, February 22, 2009
Q. Is it possible to get a custom-made router bit to match an old molding profile? A. Yes, it is! Andrews Toolworks is one company in the business of making one-of-a-kind carbide bits. Prices range from $155 to $300 for a single bit. So if you only have...
Waterstones
by American Woodworker Editors Thursday, August 6, 2009
Hone an incredibly sharp edge with a $35 combo stone. by Tom Caspar For this woodworker, it doesn’t get any better than using a sharp hand tool. Not just kind of sharp, the way new tools come out of the box. I mean really, really sharp, with an...
Tools News - Portable Carpentry Workshop
by American Woodworker Editors Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The Portable Carpentry Workshop, popularly known as PCW, organizes all the tools of the carpenter’s trade into one rolling, easily accessible cabinet. From the table saw, miter saw to router, all tools are centralized, contained within one transportable...
Tool News - General International Flexible Expandable Roller Stand
by American Woodworker Editors Tuesday, November 3, 2009
General International's new model 50-166 adjustable height expandable roller system is ideal for support of large, awkward or cumbersome stock and for in-feed or out-feed assist applications. It's ideal for use in wood shop applications with sheet...
Tool News - General Internation Mini-lathe Duplicator
by American Woodworker Editors Wednesday, December 9, 2009
General International just released a new mini-lathe duplicator, useful for replicating parts or duplicating spindles. With a maximum duplicating length of 17 7/8” the 25-024 from General International is designed specifically to fit mini style...
Miter Saw Dust Shroud
by AW-Editor Friday, September 12, 2008
Miter saws are a great convenience, but they spread sawdust like a sprinkler spreads water. The new Downdrafter shroud from Rousseau, $200, combined with a dust collector, acts like a parachute behind the saw and grabs almost every bit of dust. You may...
Tool News - Craftsman Digital Miter Gauge
by American Woodworker Editors Thursday, January 1, 2009
If you’ve ever had to cut pieces with precise compound angles, you’ll really appreciate Craftsman’s new digital miter gauge. It’s accurate to within one-tenth of a degree. The gauge comes equipped with a clever magnetic device...
Tool News - Mortise Pal
by American Woodworker Editors Monday, June 22, 2009
R.J. Jig Co. has released an updated version of the Mortise Pal mortising jig. New features include increased stock capacity, improved chip extraction and an all-metal clamping knob. Mortise Pal has been redesigned to accommodate stock up 3” thick...
Make Louvered Doors and Shutters
by AW-Editor Friday, May 9, 2008
Templates for making louvered doors are unique accessories for the Leigh FMT Jig. They're simple to set up and easy to use. It's hard to imagine a more straightforward way to make the cuts required for louvered doors or shutters. Like all other...
Economical Through Dovetail Jig
by AW-Editor Sunday, May 11, 2008
Forget worrying about limited dovetail jig capacity. The ChestMate dovetail jig allows cutting through dovetails anywhere on boards of any width. The process is pretty simple. The jig has an indexing pin that fits 1/8-in. kerfs sawn in a story stick that...
Sandpaper Power Sharpening System
by AW-Editor Sunday, June 29, 2008
An excellent sharpening system has just gotten better and cheaper! The Veritas Mark II ($300) sharpens chisels, plane irons, carving gouges and V-tools incredibly fast with a minimum of fuss. The Mark II is a simpler version of the Mark I, a sharpening...
Woodworking Tool News - Rabbeting Bit Accessory
by American Woodworker Editors Friday, September 28, 2012
Rabbeting Bit Accessory By Brad Holden I got in a pickle the other day when I needed to rout a curved rabbet that was 9/32" wide. None of the bearings with my rabbet bit set would work. There’s a classic solution to this problem: You can place...

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