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Not to suggest that an oscillating multi tool is not good for this type of sanding but small spaces and sanding in corners can mean different things. Just to have another suggestion for these types of …

You tagged powertools but, much like you, I don't own the the types of tools that would do this. While you might have a hard time getting a uniform curve I would suggest you use a bow saw. You coul …

I have some that go dull and I want to know if I can't simply sharpen them instead of them going to waste. Like all blades they will go dull after repeated use and become less efficient. A grindi …

1 inch cubed is big enough that you could get smaller clamps on pretty easily (You can never have enough clamps). Not a spring clamp but something like a c-clamp where you could control the clamping p …

I was hoping someone would cover this question from getting a drill press perspective. Keshlam has done a good job of just that. I wanted to be sure that you actually need this tool. Like most power …

Tape is what I would have suggested and continue to use but if you wanted something a little more robust my suggestion would be depth stop collars /nuts Image from AliExpress Easily removed off t …

This can largely depend on your template. Are you going to be cutting through the wood making a complete cutout or are you making a recessed design? alfreema's answer covers the bits that you be using …

rob does a good job of covering the overall use of the tools. I find these discussions interesting since it is possible to be right but have different answers. All of these types of saws function in t …

I think you would be safe with forsner bits or HSS brad points. Both have the advantage to cut from the outside so as long as you start slow you can reduce tear-out to near zero. Some people use spa …

If you are just trying to cut out small squares I would favour hand tools as well. I would think primarily out of respect for you neighbors but also to keep clean up a little more manageable. Also han …

Bandsaw / (table saw... maybe. Bandsaw I see being preferred.) Mitre sled Clamp(s) I figured the band saw would be a good choice since many support a miter sled or if nothing else you could make on …

I was thinking about LosManos's answer and my comments about my wandering blade. A better variation of his idea for a fence would be to make a "track board" (small piece of plywood or sheet good) and …

Coming from a traditional stand point you might not even need to use any power tools. Depending on how you are able to remove the bark you might just be able to get away with hand sanding. Pictured in …

Like with a lot of things you can do this but there are some variables here. Namely we don't know how big your circle is and where it is in reference to the rest of the piece. Cutting Large Stock Your …

Losing a key is definitely inconvenient but you don't need to pack up for the day just yet. This will also work for a drill press What you need Large flat head screwdriver Drill bit that fits ( n …