Newest Customer Woodworking Product Reviews

These are great casters with one flaw. The good news: I've mounted them on a new-construction, heavy workbench (the top is 34"x81"x1 1/2" solid core particle board with birch veneer). The bench rolls and maneuvers easily, and the casters appear to be sturdy enough to last. The bad news: The locking casters don't lock. Once the locks are engaged, a gentle push will undo them, every time. Because of the weight of the bench, I'll live with it.

I have several of these clamps for small clamping jobs. They're quick and easy and they do what they're supposed to. What else do you need from a clamp?

This 3" hard maple dowel was exactly what I was looking for. I cut it down into 2 each of 2-1/2", 5" and 7-1/2" to use as a push rod (called a follower) in my homemade cheese press. Needed a really hard wood and this fit the bill perfectly! Cut nice and smooth on the chop saw. Thanks for carrying this item!

After finally finding the perfect drainage pipe for these at my local hardware store  it turns out I didn't need the fittings after all. Rockler splice part number 88535 will fit into the pipe with a little help. First clean any burrs from the inside of the end of the pipe then heat the end of it with a heat gun. The thicker part of the rockler splice can the be pushed into it with minimal effort. The fit is so good I do not need to apply silicon adhesive to seal it. I can only attest to the fact this will work with the drainage pipe I found at my local hardware store. Check out the photo!

Purchased this with the carry case, up until I purchased it I had been doing the finger spreading trick and getting glue everywhere. No problem now. I will by a couple more of these and several of the minis also. Can't go wrong with either.

I bought this to brush away very fine dust while I am sanding. It works perfectly. No more blowing or wiping with my hand. I'm glad I tried it.

Just purchased this router lift. After many years of under the table rasing I purchased this. Wish I had many years ago. works perfectly out of box. Adjustments are so easy. Only problem I have had is I want to change bits from top of table. A 16mm ofset wrench is needed to hold shaft. Was not able to locate one so I ended up bending a 16mm wrench to offset. works great. I use a Bosch 1617 router.

I've been using these to strip multiple layers of paint and primer from 122-year-old wood windows, window frames, and door frames. They work wonderfully well, and are a great value for the price. Unlike a previous reviewer, I have found that the blades are nice and sharp right out of the box! that's been the case with all three blades in each of the four sets I've bought. My only two complaint - and they are small ones, in the grand scheme of things - are that the knob on top can make sometimes make it difficult to get all the way into certain tight spaces, and I could wish the blades held their edge better. I haven't tried sharpening them yet, but I probably will soon. (I also have the cabinet scraper set, which has come in handy, but this shavehook set is more comfortable to hold, easier to grasp, and just generally easier to use.)

AN ADDITIONAL USAGE: My basement shop sometimes leaks rain water. Sometimes up to several inches deep. My wet/dry shop vac has a very small liquid capacity, requiring Many trips outside, to empty the small capacity. The Dust Separator, between my floor pickup tool, and my wet/dry shop vacuum, GREATLY expands my water pickup capacity from the floor of my shop. Almost NO water ever reaches my shop vacuum. It's all captured inside of the Dust Right Dust Separator. What a Bonus !!!