Tag: woodworking shop

9 Essential Woodworking Safety Tips To Prevent Injuries In The Shop

October 7, 2025September 11, 2025 by Mike Grawvunder

Collection of woodworking PPE including face shield, safety glasses, dust mask, ear muffs, and safety vest laid out on a workbench

Accidents can happen in a blink when you’re woodworking. I know, because I once walked away from a nasty kickback with a swollen wrist instead of missing fingers. That close call convinced me that building good safety habits is the only way to enjoy woodworking for the long haul. Woodworking shop safety rules exist for … Read more

Setting Up Your Woodworking Shop: A Practical Guide For Hobbyists and Home Woodworker

September 15, 2025May 26, 2025 by Mike Grawvunder

A view down my current 1300 sq. ft. basement shop — a space that has evolved over decades of woodworking. The parts are for kitchen cabinets I am currently working on. With over three decades of hands-on woodworking experience—and a few nicks in the dining room table to prove it—I’ve worked in everything from a … Read more

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Always follow manufacturer instructions, use proper protective equipment, and work within your skill level.

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