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The goal is to have a flush mount drawer front cut from the same board that matches the surrounding wood. With a few simple cuts on the tablesaw, you can get a nice drawer opening with a drawer face that show continuous and matching grain, here's how. [More]

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These night standss will be one of my most thorough and detailed projects to date. The drawings alone are a cut above most of my previous plans. I'm excited about doing this project on video for myself and you, the viewer (not to mentioned my wife, who has been waiting patiently for 3+ years).

I took the liberty of simplifying the design of these night stands, thus they differ from the authentic version slightly. I am constructing these night stands much like a kitchen cabinet - a carcuss, a face frame, and a recessed back. [More]

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If you are familar with my method for mortising on the Router Table, you know that I use a modified tenon jig to control the lateral movement of the workpiece. The tenon jig has a runner that sites in the miter track and moves right and left. The travel of the tenon is limited by two stops in the miter track.

The miter track on my current router table is equipped with a t-track type miter slot, whereas my old router table had a plain miter track. This article discusses my approach to making the rulered stops for both style miter tracks. [More]

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The list below shows some of my favorite speciality bits. I created this list of specialty bits from those that I have found useful and feel may be worth your consideration. [More]

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I put together a list of four must-have bits for any woodworker that uses a router. This list works nicely for the beginning woodworker as an alternative to buying a bit set. It may be a shock at first to spend $20 to $50 or more on a decent single bit, but when you get a lot of use (and longevity) out of that bit, the price becomes justified.

I believe the router table is one of the most useful and versatile tools in the shop. There's no other machine that can do so many different operations. The wide variety and vast selection of router bits available today makes it even easier to do more with your router. [More]

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