Shopsmith Academy shows you how to make use of a little-know characteristic of wood to remove just a few thousandths of an inch from the thickness of a board. Apply this lesson to your next woodworking project. Watch this video for useful woodworking tips. Search Shopsmith Academy on WonderHowTo for more woodworking videos.
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Buy a scrollsaw
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Use a nail set & punch for woodworking
How To:
Build a pool table
How To:
Put up a floating shelf
How To:
Paint metal patio furniture with the Home Depot
How To:
Fix a drawer that sticks
How To:
Master the basics of the scrollsaw
How To:
Build a simple wood puzzle
How To:
Carve and paint a miniature basswood hotdog
How To:
Square lumber
How To:
Treat your furniture for bed bugs
How To:
Build a retaining wall to flatten a sloped lawn
How To:
Build a beautiful cedar log bench using a chainsaw
How To:
Make your own resin tabletop
How To:
Build a steamer trunk
How To:
Mix wood stains to create custom colors
How To:
Laminate stairs
How To:
Install the moisture barrier over concrete subfloor
How To:
Store your lawn equipment on your garage walls
Creator Spotlight:
Matthias Wandel, Prolific Woodworking Machinist
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