No Assembly Required

#LVLetsDoSomething

Discover Woodworking

Using the Triangle-Marking Method

With more than 70 years of professional woodworking experience, Adrian van Draanen has more than a few useful insights and tips to share. In this first article, he explains how to use carpenter’s triangles – a foolproof method for marking your project pieces. Read more…

Router Sled Hardware Kit

This innovative kit provides the necessary hardware to build a large-capacity router sled for flattening slabs. Woodworker Andrew Tweedy demonstrates. View...

10 Ways Masking Tape Can Help a Woodworker

We all know that masking tape is indispensable for many painting tasks, but it’s also a versatile helper in the workshop. Woodworker Charles Mak explains how. Read more…

Discover Garden/Kitchen

How to Store Your Vegetable Harvest

By properly curing and storing your harvested vegetables, you can potentially enjoy them for months to come. Read more…

All About Fermentation

During the pandemic, many of us returned to satisfying tasks that had long been shelved by the endless demands of modern life. Flour and yeast were as hard to come by as toilet paper, as more and more folks started baking bread to fill the long hours at home. Among these bakers were the diehard sourdough makers – those long-range planners of the food world, some of whom have kept their sourdough starters going for decades. Their method uses fermentation rather than store-bought yeast to rise the dough. Read more…

How to Make Beeswax Wraps

Looking for ways to reduce your consumption of single-use plastics? Beeswax wraps are a great alternative to plastic cling wrap. Watch Emma, The Urban Botanist, demonstrate how to make these reusable all-natural wraps. View...