Page 17 - Woodworking Projects

This clock project is fast and easy to make. It's a perfect gift project because once you’re set up, you can make multiple clocks very efficiently. We used the Rockler Compact Router Ellipse and Circle Jig to cut the circle shape and the Rockler Signmaker's Template Kit in the 2-1/2" State Park Font to form the numbers.Making a clock is a fun project that doesn't necessarily require a lot of tools. You can make the clock face out of just about any piece of lumber. All it needs is a hole for the clock mechanism to fit through. You can also be as creative as you like with the clock face. Keep it simple and clean with a clear finish and no numbers. Or, enhance it with applied numbers or techniques such as carving, painting or woodburning.

A table saw is the only tool you need to create a handsome cove-and-dentil picture frame. Suitable for art or portraits, it makes an attractive holiday gift.

When space is tight, furniture that can serve two purposes can be a big help. A great weekend project, this clever piece gives a whole new meaning to "taking your coffee in bed."

A small-shop delight, this project is a sweet upgrade to your shop’s centerpiece.

Never throw your back out again when trying to reach behind your TV and Blu-ray player. This piece features a unique sliding center section and top to provide instant access to all of your wiring.

You can never have too much counter space. This kitchen island workstation project plan features a thick maple butcher block top that should be ideal for serving, cooling baked goods or carrying out chopping tasks. Underneath, there’s a spacious drawer for kitchen utensils that’s mounted on full-extension drawer slides.!

Are you considering getting started in the world of CNC projects? In this demo, we'll show you how the new affordable Shark SD100 from Next Wave Automation works. And, we'll make a nifty Mid Century Modern clock in the mix.

Make a handy cutting board. This project makes a great gift and it's a perfect way to use up wood scraps.

A swiveling arm and multiple pre-set stops enable this table saw sled to cut miter angles quickly and accurately.

Made from 1/2" plywood, this basic jig allows you to cut out or shape accurate circles, semicircles and arcs using a standard jigsaw or router.

Rounded sides plus a wedge fulcrum create tongs that can be adapted in length to serve a variety of functions.