If you have some workshop projects, I have some easy ideas that will help you get through those projects quickly and safely!

Whether you're sanding, sawing or drilling you'll encounter a lot of dust. Keep yourself safe by wearing some tight fitting latex gloves for a non-slip grip on those power tools.

Along those same lines, make sure that you wear shoes with rubber soles and good treads for steady footing.

When using a circular saw, make sure that you set the blade depth a quarter of an inch deeper than the surface that you're cutting so your saw doesn't jump back at you.

Another circular saw tip, make sure that the blade has reached full speed before you touch it to the wood and that you clear the wood before stopping the blade.

Combination Squares

A combination square has a ruled blade that slides back and forth, and an angled handle with a level in it...

Cutting Glass

Whether you're framing a picture or replacing a small windowpane you may have to cut some glass. Well, don't be intimidated...

Drill Bits

Not exactly sure what drill bit you need for the job? I have a guide to get you drilling in the right direction...

Easy Ways to Measure

Getting the correct measurements is important for any project, but it can get frustrating...

Extension Cord Safety

Extension cords are a necessity in any household, but it's really important that you make sure that you have the right one for the job...

Handy Helpers

Who doesn't love to find an easier way to do something? Here are some really handy tips for your projects...

Jigsaws

If you work on a lot of projects that you need to cut curves, then you need a jigsaw...

Ladder Tips

Everybody needs a ladder once in a while, but using one can sometimes be a chore...

Level It

A level is a handy tool to own. There are a few types out there, so I have a little info to bring you up and on the level...

Lubricants

The old saying goes, the squeaky wheel gets the grease, but what do you do if you have run out of oil...