Woodworking Made Simple for Woodworkers

I wanted to cut lengthy boards on the desk noticed, however had solely a small desk for the outfeed and none for the infeed. So I constructed this useful infeed desk utilizing scrap plywood and a sawhorse, each of which I already had available. I drilled a gap in the middle of the sawhorse crossbar and cut a slot in the plywood. The ply is fixed to the horse with a carriage bolt, fender washer and wingnut. Voilà – adjustable infeed help. And it’s straightforward to take to plywood off to place the horse again in use for its unique objective. Paul Donohue, Denver, Colorado The duvet story for the February 2018 is Christopher Schwarz’s three-legged folding marketing campaign stool – and he exhibits you 3 ways to make the legs (no lathe required for 2 of them!). Ben Brunick is a grasp at making arches – he’s been restoring and making large home windows for a historic South Dakota building. So we requested him to adapt the course of to fu...