Rockler How-to

December 1, 2011
by Woodworker's Journal

How to Prevent Wood Burn and Remove Burn Mark Discoloration from Routing

How to remove the discoloration caused by wood burn on decorative edging or molding caused by a router
December 1, 2011
by Woodworker's Journal

Mark Extension Cords with Right Amperage to Protect Your Power Tools

Using cords with the wrong amperage rating can overheat your tools or worse, this simple trick will help you remember which extension cords to use
December 1, 2011
by Woodworker's Journal

How to Safely Dispose of Paint and Finish Cans Quickly

Combining a cookie sheet and cooling rack with some WD-40 will help you dispose of your old paint and finish cans.
December 1, 2011
by Woodworker's Journal

At the 2011 AWFS, SkillsUSA Woodworking Students Build a Cherry Wood Nightstand for Worldskills Competition Cabinet Making Trial

Skills USA students build cherry nightstands during cabinetry contest at AWFS, putting their woodworking experience to the test.
December 1, 2011
by Chris Marshall

Chris Marshall Chooses His Top Two (Or Three) Routers for His Shop

Chris Marshall chooses the top three routers, a trim router, a combo-kit router, and one special one he keeps in his router table.
December 1, 2011
by Sandor Nagyszalanczy

Sandor Nagyszalanczy Selects a Plunge Router and a Trim Router for His Wood Shop

Woodworking expert, Sandor Nagyszalanczy selects two must-have classic handheld routers for his workshop
December 1, 2011
by Bill Hylton

Router Expert Bill Hylton Picks a Fixed Base Router and Plunge Router for His Router Table

Router expert Bill Hylton picks his favorite fixed base and plunge routers from his vast array for his fantasy wood shop.
December 1, 2011
by Rob Johnstone

How to Build a Wooden Toy Tugboat, from Making the Hull to Building Above Deck

Putting together a wooden toy boat can be a fun weekend project, this article takes you through building the hull, cabin, and smokestacks.
December 1, 2011
by Mike Stevesand

How to Build a Mission-Style Coffee Table in the Arts and Crafts Tradition

This Mission-Style Coffee Table, built in the tradition of Arts and Crafts Design, is a perfect centerpiece for any living room and easy to build.
December 1, 2011
by Woodworker's Journal

Dremel Brings Out New Saw-Max for Straight, Plunge and Flush Cuts

Dremel introduces a powerful power saw alternative in 2011