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Category: Drilling and Clamping

link to How to Remove Drill Press Chuck

How to Remove Drill Press Chuck

A drill press chuck should be removed to clean off sawdust or grease every once and a while. It should also be removed if it becomes damaged in any way. The easiest way to remove a drill press...

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Are Pipe Clamps Good For Woodworking?

If you are a novice woodworker, you will find that one of the items you will constantly be buying for your projects will be clamps. You can never have enough clamps when woodworking, and you will...

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link to How to Drill Wood Without Splitting: A Complete Guide

How to Drill Wood Without Splitting: A Complete Guide

This is the complete guide to drilling wood without splitting. That exists in the whole universe… well, maybe not the entire universe but definitely on the internet. When you drill wood,...

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link to How Many Clamps Do I Need for Woodworking?

How Many Clamps Do I Need for Woodworking?

There is something to be said about a tool collection that is full of well-used tools (like clamps) that have been passed down in your family in addition to the new ones that collect with every...

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link to How Does a Holdfast Work? The Old Alternative to Clamps.

How Does a Holdfast Work? The Old Alternative to Clamps.

Woodworking has been around for centuries, and it’s no surprise that there are numerous tools from ancient times that we still use today. One of these tools is called a holdfast. But how does a...

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