I built my dream workbench. I have used the same workbench since I started woodworker over four years ago. I threw together a 2x4 and plywood assembly table and while it worked great, I wanted a nice table that was also bigger, had storage and clamping options.

I must admit that I have never made a cutting board before these. I never really wanted to because I was little nervous about trying it. However, I am glad to say that I love how these four boards turned out.

I was nervous about going to the hardwood store for the first time. It was a mix of feelings between a kid going to Disney World and first day at a new school jitters. I was excited to see all the beautiful hardwoods to choose from.

I’ll show you how to build these 5 easy DIY tailgate or party games that you can make for your next gathering. We will build the classic corn hole boards, a giant four in a row game, DIY washer toss, DIY ladder toss (also called ladder golf) and finally we came up with a take on a DIY pong game, called 731 pong.

I had so much fun building this beautiful ambrosia maple modern desk. . You can build a DIY desk like this for use in a home office or even for home school uses.

The cross cut sled has an adjustable fence to cut any angle you need! It also has integrated stop blocks to make accurate, repeatable cuts every time. And the sled has clamps integrated to make cutting small parts much safer.

WOW, have I been missing out for years! Why did I not buy a dado stack sooner? This was an eye opening experience for sure.

I know what it’s like to woodwork without a jointer. It can be challenging to say the least. I worked for about three and a half years without a jointer. It’s possible to work without one and I’ve got five ways you can joint boards without a jointer!

I resigned after 13 years as a state trooper to become a content creator and woodworker. This is our leap of faith.

We wanted to build a roof over our entire deck but the cost was too high for our budget. So, we decided to buy a gazebo kit and install it on top of our existing deck. We had some work to do to make it safe!

Lumber prices are not coming back down anytime soon. As a matter of fact, they're fixing to go higher and I can prove it to you in this article.

I recently partnered with Massca Products to review their M1 and M2 pocket hole jigs. I unbox and review them to give you my thoughts.

As a woodworker, we need wood to make our projects. It can be challenging to find quality lumber for your woodworking projects. I hope this lumber buying guide can help you find the right wood for your project.

I asked our viewers on Instagram, Facebook and YouTube what the best selling outdoor woodworking projects were for them.

Having the right safety equipment in your woodworking shop could be the difference between life and death. Safety doesn’t have to cost a lot of money. A $15 item could be a life saver. There are some basic safety equipment you need in a woodworking shop and some things that no body else is talking about that you should have in your shop.

I wanted to build a unique looking wood cross so I started looking around the internet for inspiration. I came across Dennehey Design’s layered crosses and thought they were absolutely beautiful and a genius design. So I set out to make something similar, but put my own spin on it.

The Kreg Jig 720Pro is bad. It is poorly designed. Cheaply made using cheap feeling material. It looks cheap and feels cheaper. Here is my review.

If you are a weekend warrior type of woodworker I’ve got 5 tips to help you increase your productivity in the workshop. There never seems to be enough time in the day to get it all done. But following these 5 tips can help you accomplish more in less time.

It’s amazing at how much things change over time. Doing shop tours, you can really see the change. Check out my latest shop tour compared to the one I did back in 2018.