Every woodworker has that one tool they dream of upgrading — the one that would make projects faster, smoother, or just more fun. Maybe it’s a high-end table saw, a precision planer, or a premium set of chisels. Tell us which tool you’d upgrade first if money wasn’t an issue (and why) in the comments below! 🏆 Prize: $100 Sawinery Gift Card (aka guilt-free tool money 😉) 📅 Winner announced on October 13!

One of the biggest problems with doing edge-glued panels is glue cleanup. Some people wipe the wet glue off with a damp rag. That works, but can push the glue into the wood's pores, causing finishing problems. Others wait until the glue dries and scrape it off. That's usually harder to do; but eliminates the finishing problem. I've come up with a better way to remove that dried-on glue. Check out this video to see my new Ergonomic Glue Remover tool. You can find this tool on our website at: https://www.sawinery.net/products/ergonomic-glue-remover?utm_source=skool

Hey guys check it out.. I’m trying to up my game and get into doing some higher end projects. I really need to make something that is profitable. I’m always building coffee tables and other generic stuff that doesn’t sell. So, I bought this piece of black walnut… idk how I feel about it, but it’s mine now.. I was thinking maybe you guys would have some suggestions for me..🤷‍♂️ i think I over paid a little for it so I’d like to know what y'all think it’s worth as well. I’ll tell you what I paid for it after a few people tell me what it’s actually worth.👍

Not every build is a table, chair, or cabinet. Sometimes we take on projects that are a little unusual, a little personal, or just different from the everyday shop work. Maybe it was a custom jig, a quirky piece of furniture, or something you built that surprised even you when it was done. Share the most unusual project you’ve made — and what made it different — in the comments below! 🏆 Prize: $100 Sawinery Gift Card (aka guilt-free tool money 😉) 📅 Winner announced on September 29!