Welcome to Woodworkers Resource
Welcome to Woodworkers Resource, your source for Information and Inspiration! Whether you're new to woodworking and need information to get started, or you've been making sawdust for years but are still looking for ways to fine-tune your skills, you're in the right place. You'll find advice on products, tips & techniques to improve your skills, a listing of some of the best resources the web has to offer, and a place to go to if your looking to teach kids woodworking. One of the newest items on the website is our Video Podcast. This is where we teach woodworking skills using video in combination with the use of a Blog. We'll also take a look into the shops of some amazing woodworkers and be inspired by their talents.
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Would you like to hear from some of the worlds best hand tool manufacturers and woodworkers? You're in luck! We've got several interviews and videos for you to enjoy. To listen to our interviews with Thomas Lie-Nielsen, Mike Dunbar, Robin Lee and more click here. Couldn't make the 2008 WIA? No problem. We've got video of Brian Boggs teaching chair design, Frank Klausz and Roy Underhill showing different techniques of dovetailing, Christopher Schwarz detailing what makes a great workbench, and many more. To watch video of classes taken at the 2008 WIA conference click here.
_______________________________ Our Latest Video PodcastBench Hook Jig  If you own a back saw or a Japanese saw and you want a fast and
accurate way of cutting stock to length without leaving your bench,
then you need to build this jig. It's deceptively simply in it's...
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Cast Iron Router Table Top
In this episode we look at attaching a fixed shelf by two different methods: Biscuit Joinery and with a Stopped Dado Joint. Next, we look at different ways to reinforce our shelves so they won't sag under the weight... read more May 23, 2008 
In this episode of the Woodworkers Resource Video Podcast we're continuing the topic of building bookcases. This time we look at cutting and installing crown molding on our bookcase. We will show you how to use simple off the shelf... read more May 15, 2008 
Part II of our Building a Bookcase video series covers the topic of face frames. We talk about ways to construct face frames (mortise and tenon, and pocket hole joinery) along with things to consider when... read more May 12, 2008 
In this episode we're going to be looking into building simple bookcases. In this first part, we look at different joinery methods to construct our bookcase. We'll talk about advantages and disadvantages of using butt joints, rabbits, and pocket... read more ____________________________________________ To see all our videos go to the Video Blog Page...
Featured Product
 “Woodshop 101 for Kids”
Woodshop 101 for Kids is a 188-page book that teaches the basics of woodworking through the building of fun and useful projects. - 21 Woodworking Lessons: Teach the basics of woodworking
- 14 Woodworking Projects: For parents and kids to build together
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"Bless all his skills, O Lord,
and be pleased with the work of his hands."
Deuteronomy 33:11 (NIV)
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