What’s the one thing in your shop that always gets on your nerves? 😤Tangled cords? Lost pencils? That drawer that refuses to stay shut? Share your biggest shop pet peeve in the comments for a chance to win a $100 Sawinery Gift Card — that’s $100 toward new tools or gear in our store! 🛠️Winner will be announced on August 18!

This week’s challenge is easy: share the last woodworking tool or accessory you picked up. Big or small—everything counts. How to join: 📸 Post a photo of your most recent purchase in the group. It could be a new clamp, a chisel upgrade, or even something simple that’s made your shop better. Feel free to share any details or a story about why you bought it or how it’s working out so far. We'll choose a winner by July 20. This week's prize is a $100 gift card you can use to buy tools on the Sawinery website! Looking forward to seeing your latest finds—maybe we’ll all get a little inspired. 😊

I use a lot of think strips of wood in projects. So, I was thrilled when we found the Thin Rip Gauge. Take a look at how useful this little accessory for your table saw can be.

I'd love to see more of you posting your projects. We want to see what you're working on; share in your triumphs and tragedies. Preferably more of the former and less of the later.

Have you ever had a problem with the nozzle on your glue bottle getting clogged after several uses? You push the sleeve down and wipe the tip yet the next time you need some glue the nozzle is clogged up and you spend more time than necessary making it work. Doesn't matter the brand, they all use the same style nozzle. Sound familiar, well there's a simple fix. Just swap out the cap that come on the glue bottle. Those squeeze bottles of mustard have a flip top cap that fits the top of a glue bottle and doesn't get clogged. The only caution to making this work, is to make sure you hear the "click" when closing the cap so you know you've got it closed tightly