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The Splinter Report: January 16th

16 January 2026 at 22:50
Welcome to The Splinter Report, where I gather the assorted interesting and amusing things I’ve seen in the woodworking world. This week we’re looking at woodworking art, AI confusion, and how much history sucked. Tool News Quick Bites Ryobi Releases …

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Great Gifts for the Woodworker in Your Life

21 November 2025 at 21:39
Welcome to the 2025 edition of the Popular Woodworking gift guide! This year, the focus is on quality over quantity. These are the tools we’ve used and we’ve loved this past year, combined with tools we’re desperately hoping to find …

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Portable Router Table Comparison

7 May 2025 at 14:53
Portable router tables are a great way to save space in your shop. We’re taking a look at the different options available and laying out the differences between them. Router tables are a mainstay in any serious shop, and sooner …

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2024 Holiday Gift Guide for Woodworkers

22 November 2024 at 21:08
Welcome to the 2024 edition of the Popular Woodworking gift guide! This year the gift guide is bigger and better than ever, packed with great gift ideas for tools, accessories, and clothing for the woodworker in your life. Know your …

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Rockler Pock-It Hole Clamp Review

3 April 2024 at 12:39
Tool: Quick-Release Pock-It Hole Clamp Shop Now Manufacturer: Rockler MSRP: $25.99 Pocket hole joints are quick and easy to make. For some applications, such as face frames, they’re perfect. But if you’ve ever tried to assemble a face frame …

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A visit to Rockler (again)

By: Stuart
28 April 2016 at 04:42

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While in LA, I took the opportunity to drop into one of their two Rockler stores.Β  While not as well stocked as the one in Denver, it still had a large range of consumables and smaller items for purchase (rather than a focus on the larger machines that you can also buy from them).

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I probably would have spent more time there, but the couple of staff working behind the counter were really not interested in talking to customers.Β  So Jess (my daughter) and I had a bit of a wander around, I spent an old voucher I had (that I never expected to have a chance to use), and we headed out again.

Still, good to see a reasonable range of woodworking-related tools and consumables, presented well.Β  A very empty shop customer-wise compared to Denver, but that could easily be down to time of day, or day of week (not that I know what day of the week it was, completely lost track of that while touring!!)

Surprised to see Triton on their shelves.Β  A brand that just won’t lie down it seems.

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