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Basement Shops: Although low ceilings, difficult access and limited space may pose problems, the basement is the only option for many woodworkers. Learn how one woodworker has managed to make the most of a tight situation.
Weekend Project: Organize all your sandpaper and get some practice with basic box construction at the same time.
Shop Start-up: Setting up a shop in your home is the only option for many amateur – and even some professional – woodworkers. There are lots of decisions to be made: electrical requirements, equipment selection, hand tool purchases, and shop layout are all crucial aspects of being successful.
Shop Project: Sure, you can hang all your tools from sheets of pegboard, but that doesn’t do much for the atmosphere of your shop. A wall-hung hand tool cabinet will help organize your tools as well as show off your skills.
Finer details: Figured wood would have looked great, but this technique adds texture and line to this pair of drawer fronts.
Wood Finishing: Take a closer look at this common finish; there are many things we can all learn about this ancient, and misunderstood, substance.
Shop Tools: With so many tools and machines getting larger and more powerful these days, it’s nice to know there are still some items that are made “just big enough”.
Woodworkers' Gallery: Wayne Watling, of Nobleton, Ont., built this Maloof inspired low-back dining chair in walnut.
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