Category: Woodwork Tools
Woodwork tools cover all types of tools that are used in woodworking. These woodworking tools include stationary machines, power tools, and hand tools.
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Best Dust Collector For Drum Sanders And Why
I own a slightly larger than double garage-sized woodworking shop where I spend every weekend doing random projects. I recently bought a dual drum sander and needed to know how big a dust collector I would need. I’m sure we all have this question – what is the best dust collector for drum sanders? On…
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How Long Do CNC Router Bits Last?
If you’ve recently acquired a CNC routing device, you might notice two things; that its routing bits are detachable and it comes with a few bits. It is reasonable to think of when you might have to replace the bits since not every bit serves the same function, and you might need to replace a…
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Can You Use Dremel Bits In a CNC Router?
A CNC router is a convenient contraption to finish, sand, round, or drill aspects of your project with no room for error. A computer-driven machine is much better at handling the standard repetitive motions in wood carving and engraving. But what do you do if your CNC router is missing its routing head? Can you…
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How Accurate Is a CNC Router? Better Than You Think
When you get a CNC router, you may daydream about creating hundreds of pieces exactly the way you envision. But upon setting up the machine and feeding plans to your computer, you might be disappointed with the results. If the machine hasn’t routed properly, you might wonder if the problem is with your specific device…
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Can a Jigsaw Cut a 2×4 and 4×4? Tradies Tricks
Your jigsaw is one of your most reliable woodworking tools, so you use it a lot. You don’t want to burn it out though, which is why you wonder exactly how thick the wood is that a jigsaw can handle. For instance, can it cut through a 2×4? What about a 4×4? Jigsaws can cut…
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9 Reasons Why Your Jigsaw Jumps And How To Prevent It
The jigsaw is the most used tool in most people’s workshops. I certainly use mine often. But occasionally, I find that the base of my jigsaw jumps and marks my timber. I decided to do some research into why does my jigsaw jump and I gathered the following information to help you out. Here are…