I'm excited to share something we’ve been working on just for you—our shop is live at https://www.sawinery.net/?utm_source=skool Built with the woodworker in mind, every tool in our shop has been personally reviewed and curated by me to ensure quality and value. As part of our Sawinery Guild, you’ll get exclusive access to new products and special discounts. Check it out and let me know what you think—we have the radius and chamfer plane, dovetail jig, thin rip gauge, and pocket hole jig, to name a few. We also provide videos with every product teaching you everything you need to know about the tools to use them effectively! https://www.sawinery.net/?utm_source=skool

Is anyone planning on attending the Texas Woodworking Festival in Austin tomorrow (11/9/24)? If so, let's try to meet up. I'll be there.

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

I'm new to this community, and I’m eager to learn from everyone and contribute where I can. If you have any tips on getting started or if there are specific discussions I should check out, please let me know

Scrap is always an issue for woodworkers. Even though how we define scrap might vary considerably. Some of us will call any offcuts scrap, while others will only call it scrap if we can't use it for anything else. In this video, I share how to make use of some of the smallest offcuts, turning it into beautiful projects that make great gifts.