Abstract: A woodworking bridge has two base walls or components that enable the bridge to span an abutment or joint between two work pieces. A top surface enables a clamp to engage the bridge to permit the clamp to apply a clamping force to a first work piece and a second work piece on both sides of the joint and prevent the clamp from contacting the joint. This allows any adhesive that oozes from the joint to be cleaned without curing in the top surface and/or the bottom surface of the two work pieces. The work pieces may then be stained without any cured adhesive in the pores of the work pieces where stain is applied.

Abstract: A woodworking bridge has two base walls or components that enable the bridge to span an abutment or joint between two work pieces. A top surface enables a clamp to engage the bridge to permit the clamp to apply a clamping force to a first work piece and a second work piece on both sides of the joint and prevent the clamp from contacting the joint. This allows any adhesive that oozes from the joint to be cleaned without curing in the top surface and/or the bottom surface of the two work pieces. The work pieces may then be stained without any cured adhesive in the pores of the work pieces where stain is applied.

Abstract: A T-slot router bit for simultaneously cutting a T-slot groove into a work piece and withdrawing pieces of cut work piece from the T-slot groove in a single pass. The T-slot router bit includes a shank end, a boring end opposite to the shank end, a shank that extends from the shank end and is adapted to engage with a chuck of a router, a body that extends from the shank to the boring end and defines a T-shaped configuration, a pair of helical flutes of the body that extends between the shank and the boring end, and a pair of cutting edges that extends between the shank and the boring end.

Abstract: A router bit that includes a shank end, a boring end opposite to the shank end, a drill axis that is defined between the shank end and the boring end, a shank that extends from the shank end and is adapted to engage with a chuck of a router, and a body that extends from the shank to the boring end and defines a non-linear profile. The router bit also includes a pair of cutting edges of the body that helically extends along the drill axis between the shank and the boring end. The router bit also includes a pair of flutes of the body that is defined between the pair of cutting edges and helically extends along the drill axis between the shank and the boring end. The body is configured to cut a non-linear profile into a work piece.

Abstract: A portable board mill that includes a sled, at least one ski, and at least one alignment guide. The sled may include a first end, a second end opposite to the first end, and a longitudinal axis defined between the first end and the second end, wherein the sled is adapted to engage with a router. The at least one ski also is also selectively operably engagable with the sled at one of the first end and the second end, wherein the at least one ski is adapted to engage with a work surface. The at least one alignment guide also operably engages with the sled and is moveable between the first end and the second end.

Abstract: A rotation stop assembly that is operable to engage a rail assembly of a miter gauge to support the miter gauge and prevent rotational movement thereof when the gauge is extended beyond the edge of a work surface. The rotation stop assembly may utilize the piece of material being cut to further support the gauge and prevent rotational movement thereof.

Abstract: A clamping handle assembly that is usable with woodworking tools that enables a user to suitably maintain and secure various types of workpiece and/or stock to a woodworking tool during a woodworking project. The clamping handle assembly comprises of a handle. The clamping handle assembly also comprises of a threaded shaft that is operably engaged with the handle, said threaded shaft is adapted to engage with a woodworking tool. The clamping handle assembly also comprises of a clamp block that is operably engaged with the threaded shaft, said clamp block is adapted to apply a clamping force to a workpiece. In addition, various types of clamp blocks may be included in a clamping handle assembly to suitably maintain and secure various types of workpiece and/or stock to a woodworking tool during a woodworking project.

Abstract: A band saw template jig configured to be used with a band saw for cutting a desired pattern in a work piece by guiding an attached template at a desired offset. The band saw template jig includes at least a base, at least one support shaft, a guide arm, and a guide end. The base is adapted to be secured onto a work surface using at least one securement member. The at least one support shaft operably engages with the base. The guide arm and guide end are collectively movable along the at least one support shaft and are adapted to be secured at a desired height on the at least one support shaft. The guide end is configured to allow a band saw blade to be positioned inside of the guide end for setting the desired offset between the work piece and the template attached with the work piece.

Abstract: An adjustable mount for a handheld sander. The adjustable mount includes a base that is adapted to engage with a work table. The adjustable mount also includes a pivot table that pivotably engages with the base. The adjustable mount also includes a clamping assembly that operably engages with the pivot table for securing the handheld sander with the adjustable mount. The pivot table, the clamping assembly, and the handheld sander are collectively rotatable relative to the base for providing the handheld sander at at least one ergonomic position.

Abstract: A woodworking bridge has two base walls or components that enable the bridge to span an abutment or joint between two work pieces. A top surface enables a clamp to engage the bridge to permit the clamp to apply a clamping force to a first work piece and a second work piece on both sides of the joint and prevent the clamp from contacting the joint. This allows any adhesive that oozes from the joint to be cleaned without curing in the top surface and/or the bottom surface of the two work pieces. The work pieces may then be stained without any cured adhesive in the pores of the work pieces where stain is applied.

Abstract: This disclosure is directed to a miter gauge and methods of use thereof. Generally, this disclosure is related to a miter bar of a miter gauge that includes at least one spacer member which applies pressure to a side of a channel defined within a worktable. The application of this pressure by the at least one spacer member enables the miter bar to remain in a substantially constant position between the first side and second side of the channel and reduces the degree of play between the miter bar and the first and second sides of the channel. Retainer members are provided on a bottom of the miter bar to aid in preventing the miter bar from lifting vertically out of the channel during use.