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Woodworking Links
I have compiled many links over the years.
In no way do I intend for this to be a thorough list of all available
woodworking-related links. This is just a list of my personal favorites.
[Power Tools]
[Woodworking Supplies] [Dust
Collection] [Hardwood Dealers] [Bits
& Blades]
[Books & Videos] [Discussion
Forums] [Magazines] [Television
Shows] [Manufacturers] [Personal
Pages] [Informational]
Power
Tools:
These are some of my favorite places to shop...
- Woodworker's
Depot: Good people to work with in Wisconsin. I bought my
Porter-Cable 7518, BN200, and 557 from them.
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Woodworking
Supplies:
Come on! There's more to woodworking than tools...
- Rockler:
Woodworking supplies, project plans, hits, hardware.
- Lee
Valley: Veritas tools and woodworking supplies.
- McFeelys:
Square drive screws and supplies.
- W.L.
Fuller: Drill bits, countersinks, counterbores, & plug cutters.
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Dust
Collection:
Gotta protect them lungs...
- Oneida
Air Systems: Dust Collection Cyclones, fitting & pipe, flex hose.
These people are truly great to deal with. A+ on Customer Support.
- Air
Handling Systems: Top quality dust collection fittings, pipes, and flex
hose. Visit their site for a free shop layout.
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Hardwood
Dealers:
Wood by mail? Yep...
- MapleLeaf
Hardwoods: Curly maple, cherry, oak, and birch. They also sell
domestic hardwoods/softwoods as well as figured maple sets.
- Badger
Hardwoods: Domestic hardwoods and softwoods, moldings, baltic birch ply
and hardwood plywood. They also provide tool sharpening.
- Steve
Wall Lumber: Domestic and exotic hardwoods/softwoods, furniture plywood,
hardwood flooring, and mouldings.
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Bits
& Blades:
Router Bits, Saw Blades, Planer Blades, etc...
- Jesada:
Top of the line router bits.
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Books
& Videos:
Get smart, read a book...
- Woodbooks:
Never bought anything here, just looked.
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Discussion
Forums:
Share you ideas, questions, or concerns on a forum...
- Woodcentral:
Another excellent site: discussion forums, "Shop Shots" (upload
your finished project), chat room, and much more.
- Woodsmith
Forums: General Woodworking, Tools, Home Improvements, and a
Tools Swap N' Sell Forum.
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Magazines:
Forget about Sports Illustrated, get a Real Man Magazine...
- Woodsmith:
One of my favorites: no ads...just plans and articles.
- ShopNotes:
Another one of my favorites. If you like making jigs, you'll love
this.
- Wood:
"Why did I get that 2 yr. subscription again?" Seriously,
Wood packs a lot of information, but a good portion of it is in
advertisements (some non-woodworking related!) and craft-like projects.
I wish they would just stick to woodworking, and not include articles like
basket-weaving.
- Woodshop
News: I read this at the newsstand. A lot of good
information concerning the wood/woodworking industry.
- American
Woodworker: Ever since it was acquired by Reader's Digest, it just
hasn't been the same. I used to enjoy my subscription, now I peruse
through it at the newsstand.
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Television
Shows:
Move the couch to the shop, Norm's on...
- The
Woodwright's Shop: I go back and forth on liking this guy. Would
he just pick up a darn power tool already!!
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Manufacturers:
Get tool info, news, and dealer info...
- Powermatic:
Stationary tools (recently bought out by Jet).
- General:
Canadian made quality tools. Also features an import line, General
International.
- Grizzly:
Manufacturer direct import tools.
- DeWalt:
That pretty yellow tool!
- Jointech:
Saw-Train, Clincher system, router bits, and router table accessories.
- Senco:
Top-quality pneumatic tools.
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Personal
Pages:
Some other friendly, informative pages...
- A
few of my Internet buddies:
Mark
Goodall: A visit to this site to read the "Everybody's Free to
Woodwork" will keep you laughing for hours. Mark also provides a
How-To section, tool reviews, links, as well as pictures of his shop and
projects.
Bill
Grumbine: Bill is a professional
wood turner. His site contains many
pictures of some of his turned work and a boat he recently built.
KC
Constable: This page is filled with completed projects from a very
accomplished woodworker. My personal favorite: the cherry slant-top
writing desk.
Rod
Peterson: The Master Woodbutcher's site offers many woodworking
(and non-woodworking) related articles for your reading pleasure, a shop tour,
tips, and Rod's fascination with Norm's tools.
- Joe
Woodworker:
Joe's got a great site for learning how to build a vacuum press!
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Informational:
Random pages that contain interesting info...
- Woodweb:
Internet resource for the pros.
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