Every woodworker has that one tool they reach for again and again. Maybe it’s the one that makes the job easier, maybe it’s the one that just feels right in your hands. Share your favorite tool to use — and why — in the comments below! Whether it’s a trusty hand plane, a sharp chisel, or even a pencil that never seems to get lost, we want to hear it. 💳 Prize: $100 Sawinery Gift Card (aka guilt-free tool money 😉) 📅 Winner announced on September 5!

New to Skool as a whole and it seems like this is the right place for me to be! I teach introductory woodworking classes locally and own a custom woodworking/millwork shop. I hope to learn from all of you and look forward to sharing what knowledge I’ve picked up working in the industry for the last 5 years. Here’s a few of my projects..

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!

As time goes on, woodworkers come up with more and more jigs and sleds, allowing more and more things to be done on the Table Saw. Here's an interesting one I did recently, a small angle sled, which allowed me to cut the five-degree angles necessary for this artistic little decoration. I'm sure there are more "real uses" for it; but it was both fun and challenging making this. Check out this video, where I show you how I made the sled and then how I used it to make this starburst.

My wife had Surgery on her right shoulder, for any of you who have had sholder surgery, you know it's hard to sleep flat on a bed. I bought her a recliner to sleep in. Well I realized that she needed a end table. Yay me, I get to build something! Nothing fancy, but she loves it and it's a big help to her. Happy wife, happy husband. Also on a happy note: I'm a Grandpaw. His nane is Oliver. Happy Father's day everyone.