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Benchdogs are essential for accomplishing all sorts of tasks at the workbench. These simple stops slip into the holes (square or round) on a workbench and support work in a variety of orientations. A single benchdog can be used to stop one end of a board when planing, or two benchdogs can be used to clamp a workpiece securely. In this video, woodworker Alan Turner shares his technique for producing wooden benchdogs. A few simple cuts and some scrap wood is all it takes to produce custom benchdogs for your workbench. See more on FineWoodworking.com: Quick Tip: Choosing benchdogs. Round or square? Find out what the difference is Watch: Vises and accessories Magnetic spring keeps benchdogs in place   Watch Now

Bench Chisels Can Do Mortises Learn to cut perfect mortises with a combination of hand and power tools in part five of our 10-question series on choosing and using chisels.   See More

Design: Is it a learnable skill? Designing vs. building, the creative vs. the practical—there are two distinct aspects to building furniture, and simply because you have technical skill doesn’t mean you naturally have a talent for design. See more

 

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