Don't bother bringing your router table to the job-site. All you need is this home-made jig and a couple of clamps to mill perfect molding on the fly.

Scott Gibson shares a tip to keep doors and other big workpieces secure and level.

Learn a foolproof way to locate and drill handle holes in cabinet drawers or doors.

These site-built benches are easy to make and simplify many jobs.

This versatile knockdown design sets up quickly and stores flat.

An old aluminum ladder is at the core of this simple, sturdy homemade workbench.

Learn how to easily build a pair of simple, stackable sawhorses.

Ingenuity, some scrap wood and $60 of hardware are all it took.

These knockdown sawhorses are far easier to move from job to job than a conventional sawhorse.

Create strong, flush joints in your carpentry projects with this simple tool and its accompanying pocket screws.

I’m Gary Striegler. I want to share with you something that will make your life a lot simpler any time you’re working with door hardware. This is probably the most…

I work alone, so I often have to come up with jigs as extra “hands.” If I find my cabinet-opening diagonals aren’t equal, here’s what I do to square and…

Use job-site scraps to build a simple, no-fuss sled for making safe and accurate crosscuts on your tablesaw.

A precision shop is set up in less than five minutes using collapsible tables and a salvaged panel door.

Make tapered cuts a breeze with this quick jig.

Portable tablesaws are great when it’s time to set up a job-site shop, then break it down again for transport. The problem is that they’re not so great in between…

Hanging cabinet doors is easy for most three-handed craftsmen: One hand keeps the door plumb and flush to the cabinet frame, one keeps the bottom of the door at the…