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November 2009
ShopNotes No. 83
Band Saw Resawing
Modular Workstation
Table Saw Accessory Rack
Router Circle Jig
Features
Storage Solutions
16 / Modular Workstation
Make the most out of your shop space with this three-part storage center. Whether you build one, two, or all three pieces, you’re sure to have your tools and supplies close at hand.
Fine Tools
24 / Marking Knife
Get a better grip on your layouts with this shop-made handle for your marking knife.
Weekend Workshop
28 / Table Saw Accessory Rack
Keep all of your table saw blades, push sticks, and other accessories within easy reach with this wall rack.
Best-Built Jigs & Fixtures
32 / Router Circle Jig
Get more from your router. This easy-to-build jig uses an ordinary lazy Susan to accurately rout circular recesses and holes.
Departments
4 / Readers' Tips
Router Workshop
8 / Cove Bits
Take a closer look at these essential bits and find out how to get top-notch results.
Materials & Hardware
10 / Cam Clamps
Reduce set-up time on your shop jigs and fixtures with quick-release cam clamps.
Jigs & Accessories
12 / Shop Vacuum Upgrades
Make your shop vacuum more versatile with a few low-cost accessories.
Shop Shortcuts
14 / Shop Short Cuts
Shop-tested tips and techniques to solve your woodworking problems.
Hands-On Technique
30 / Band Saw Resawing
Cutting perfect thin boards from thick stock is quick and easy. Learn the secrets.
In The Shop
38 / Choosing a Hacksaw
New frames and blades make for smoother cuts and better results.
Setting Up Shop
40 / Getting The Light Right
Everything you do in the shop starts with good lighting. Here’s what you need to know to get your shop out of the shadows.
Mastering the Table Saw
42 / Classic Cove Molding
With a little time at the table saw, you can top off your project with some great-looking cove molding. We’ll show you how.
Great Gear
46 / Snap-In Table Saw Splitters
Now, there’s no excuse not to use one. These three splitter options add a new level of safety to your saw and can be removed in seconds.
Ultimate Garage
48 / Shop Mats
Work longer and feel better. Here’s how to choose an anti-fatigue mat to make working in your shop more comfortable than ever.