Used woodworking tools

If you want to know how to sharpen chisels, you need to understand that there are a few chronological steps you need to take.

These relics and oddities aren't typical tools, but they're fun to look at. It might take you a second to realize what these weird tools do.

Seth Keller introduces you to five expensive woodworking tools—two types of squares, a pocket block plane, a palm router, and special saws.

Tools are usually designed and built with one job in mind, but most tools can be used for all sorts of jobs. Here are some great examples.

DO NOT THROW AWAY OLD SAWS ON WOOD I Have a Great Idea: So don’t be in a hurry to throw away old unnecessary tools because you can make useful #DIY out of them.

Save yourself some time and hassle during your next woodworking project with one of these genius sanding tips.

I recently discovered that my stick of abrasive belt cleaner works great for removing pencil marks on wood.

Following is the list of 29 different types of saws used in the workshop. Explained with pictures and download the PDF file of this article.

Click to read how cabinetmaker Steve Maxwell went from slow, tedious sharpening with stones to fast, effective sharpening with a buffing wheel. Learn how right here.

Many of the following tool hacks were created out of necessity - and some were just stumbled upon while tinkering in the shop.