Woodworker's Journal

Woodworker's Journal has become the most trusted name in the woodworking community. Through our writers' experience, insights and unique knowledge, we're able to inspire and motivate readers to pursue their passion and increase their skills. Not to mention providing the most up-to-date and compete tool reviews and round ups in print.

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Articles from Woodworker's Journal

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  MicroFence MicroStop Adds Stop to Table Saw, Band Saw and Router Table

  MicroFence’s MicroStop is a portable stop for mobility on almost any workshop tool and designed to work perfectly for table saw cross slides.

  
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  Rolling Trades’ Portable Carpentry Workshop Stores Table Saw, Miter Saw and More

  The Portable Carpentry Workshop from Rolling Trades table saw, miter saw and router in one case and powered off a single plug for almost any job.

  
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  Trend Tool and Bit Cleaner Offers Biodegradeable and Nontoxic Dirt Removal

  Trend Tool’s Bit Cleaner offers dirt and resin clean up and rust protection for bits, blades and just about anything in your shop in a clean and safe formula.

  
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  Making Wooden Fishing Lures by Rich Rousseau Offers Shop and Fishing Tips

  Rich Rosseau combines two popular hobbies to offer tips on designing your own fishing lures, choosing wood and paint, as well as handy fishing advice.

  
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  Painter’s Pyramids Finishing Turntable Makes Wood Finishing Easier Thanks Lazy Susan-style Design

  The Finishing Turntable from Painter’s Pyramids uses a unique lazy-Susan-like design to let you gain access to almost any angle on a project while finishing.

  
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  How to Save Paint Thinner Solvent with a Half-Gallon Milk Jug Funnel

  Keeping your solvents clean from heavy solid particles is simple with a cut up half-gallon milk jug to separate the solvent from the solids so you can use it again.

  
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  How to Use a Tape Measure and Bar Clamp to Measure without Calipers

  If you have a workpiece too large to measure with a calipers, you can take the measurement with a bar clamp and measure that gap accurately.

  
• How to Protect the Water Filter in an Air Compressor with Extra Coiled Air Hose

  An extra bit of coiled hose can help cool down and collect compensation, saving wear and tear on your water filter during large spray projects.

  
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  How to Keep Belt Sander Belts Dry in Non-Climate-Controlled Workshops

  High humidity can loosen the glue on your sanding belts, making them unusable, but this simple trick will keep them dry even in humid months.

  
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  Grizzly Tools G0706 12″ Jointer for Small Shop Needing Wide Iron Table

  The market asked for a wide jointer for small shops with professional power and Grizzly responded with the G0706 12″ Jointer with a 60″ table.