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  1. How Do You Use a Random Orbit Sander?

    How Do You Use a Random Orbit Sander?

    What is the best method for sanding lumber using a random orbit sander?
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  2. Video: Make a Folding T-Track Table

    Video: Make a Folding T-Track Table

    In this video, April Wilkerson creates a space-saving worktable for her garage using Rockler T-tracks.
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  3. What's the Life Span of an Air Compressor?

    What's the Life Span of an Air Compressor?

    How often do you need to replace your shop air compressor?
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  4. Video: Outdoor Bench with Standing Height Table

    Video: Outdoor Bench with Standing Height Table

    This video by Chris Salomone focuses on a bench with a standing height table on the back.
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  5. Video: Reclaimed Wall Map with Epoxy Resin River and Road Inlay

    Video: Reclaimed Wall Map with Epoxy Resin River and Road Inlay

    In this video, Paul Jackman turns some reclaimed southern yellow pine into a street map of Washington, DC.
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  6. How to Bend Wood?

    How to Bend Wood?

    What is the best way to bend a piece of wood without breaking it?
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  7. When is a Knife a Better Way to Mark Lines?

    When is a Knife a Better Way to Mark Lines?

    Why use a knife to mark wood?
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  8. Video: Kitchen Drop Leaf Table

    Video: Kitchen Drop Leaf Table

    In this video, David Picciuto makes a simple looking, but challenging drop-leaf kitchen table.
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  9. Introduction to Woodworking Joinery

    Introduction to Woodworking Joinery

    “There are three categories of woodworking joinery that we use to make furniture; the butt joint, the mortise and tenon, and the dovetail. All other joinery can be considered variations within of these three categories.” -- Ian Kirby, Master Woodworker!
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  10. Choosing the Best Epoxy for Your Woodworking Project

    Choosing the Best Epoxy for Your Woodworking Project

    What type of epoxy is best for your project? And, how do you mix and apply the epoxy? Epoxy Resins are engineered to pour and cure at different depths ranging from 1/8” up to 3", in a single pour or multiple pours. It is important for you to choose the correct type of epoxy based the type of project you are making, the total thickness of the epoxy, and the temperature of your work area.
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  11. Why Did Shellac Discolor My Red Oak?

    Why Did Shellac Discolor My Red Oak?

    Why does red oak darken with a clear shellac coat?
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