How To Build The Wood Projects You Want, Without A Lot Of Tools, Space, Or Experience

It’s all about “Small-Shop-Woodworking”, and you’re about to learn what it takes (and equally important what it doesn’t take) to end the struggles, and finally take on fun and rewarding woodworking, even in a small workshop with limited tools

Great news!!! – I’ve made a bunch of really cool, really helpful jigs and other shop projects, and I made downloadable plans for each!

I want to show you exactly what I’ve built, and what it can do for you, but first…

Quick question: Do You Want To…

Grow your woodworking skills
Take on more advanced and rewarding projects
Impress your friends and family with what you create
Literally build anything you can dream up
Even from a small, under-tooled wood shop…?

Then this will be the most important message you’ll ever read.

But first, a warning…

Before you read ANY more, please understand this is NOT for woodworkers with access to large work shops.

If you have lots of space and all the power tools the pros use, then what I have to offer you will probably not help.

And it’s NOT for woodworkers with “proper” training. Everything taught and used here is approached with a “simpler is better” mindset.

I’ve found this mindset reduces overwhelm and gets us through our struggles much faster.

So if you’re into woodworking theory and history (and tedious perfectionism), then this is not for you.

It’s NOT for professionals. If you already have the techniques figured out, and a fully functional shop, then you probably don’t need the help I can offer.

And finally, it’s NOT for the “woodworking by hand” people. I love power tools, and I use them – the Right ones, the Important ones.

If you don’t like that, this is definitely not for you.

Here’s the deal,

What you’re getting here is the exact projects, techniques, and plans that I use myself to take on any woodworking project I want.

And while I can’t promise you’ll have similar results, I believe that if you follow and use what I have to teach, you can become a great Small-Shop-Woodworker.

I don’t promise a magic button. And I’m not a Youtube woodworking guru that knows everything.

I’ve grown my skills as a woodworking hobbyist, from my garage, with limited tools.

I want to show you how to do the same. How far you take it is completely up to you.

With that said, let me jump right in and show you…

Exactly What You’re Getting

Wood Shop Essentials is a membership site that is for beginner and intermediate woodworkers.

The singular focus for you inside, will be this:

Getting more from your tools, by utilizing the proper shop jigs and table saw sleds, while transforming your space into a functional and efficient wood shop.

And even more specifically, I’m providing you with:

Highly rated, highly detailed woodworking plans for lots of jigs, sleds, and other shop projects.

AND – you get access to my Training Vault where I’ll teach you how to use these jigs to take on more advanced cuts and joinery techniques.

These training videos are all geared towards simplified, small-shop woodworking, but still result-driven.

All the while, helping you improve your accuracy, your consistency, and your overall capabilities as a woodworker.

I also provide furniture plans, the kind that don’t require all the expensive tools, but instead they’re all focused on and around the jigs and sleds that are included with Wood Shop Essentials.

I also provide project tutorial videos to help get you started, where I walk you through step by step, building projects.

In a nutshell, I provide the projects and the guidance you need, to do what I’ve claimed as my main goal:

To help you get more from a small work space and limited tools.

But It’s MORE Than Just A Library Of Awesome Plans And Videos

It’s a mindset, a paradigm shift. It’s going to open your eyes and remove your invisible hurdles.

Most beginners get caught up in watching youtube videos, which is a roadblock in and of itself.

Have you spent hours watching youtube, so called “Learning” from the gurus?

Don’t get me wrong, many of them are impressive.

But how often do you find yourself admiring their techniques, just to realize you don’t even have the tools you need to do things their way…

That’s why I want to help you take on a new mentality with your woodworking.

A new approach entirely – by EMBRACING the fact that you have a small shop, and limited tool access.

All it really means is that you don’t have as much money tied up in your shop.

But you can still get the results you want, you just need to use some different, ‘outside-the-box’ techniques.

Here’s why this is a GOOD thing…

It forces efficiency, creativity, and ingenuity, and nevertheless, you can accomplish the outcomes of the Pros, without all the tools they use.

And The Best Part – It Keeps Growing!

I continually add more plans, more projects, and more videos to the members area.

So once inside, not only will get IMMEDIATE access to everything I’ve made so far…

But as long as you remain a member, you’ll get all the updates and the new stuff as soon as I add it!

From The Downloads Page

Super-Storage Work Bench

Solid double-layer plywood top - easier to build and simple to changeout if you ever find the need
Tons of storage space - Includes 8 drawers to immediately help you get organized in your shop.
Hardwood drawer slides - Discover the simple, less expensive, and super effective way to use strips of hardwood to make long lasting, smooth acting drawer slides.
Quick-clamp hanging rack - easily accessible rack to hang your quick-clamps on, and anything else you want.

Table Saw Outfeed Table

Easily customize it to fit your table saw, so you can get the benefits of a premium outfeed table no matter how big or how small your saw is.
Using the material I suggest makes the surface super smooth, so any board easily slides across, without EVER needing wax or any kind of finish.
Doubles as a solid and durable work surface or assembly table, plus lower shelf storage, because you should be getting extra use from anything that takes up floor space.
The feet are built in a way that you can fine-tune the height, so it's just a fraction lower than the table saw and you'r outfeeding will always be smooth with no catch.

Table Saw Box Joint Jig

Finally - A shop made jig for cutting box joints that works for different size joints, and different sized fingers!
Works in conjunction with your table saw's miter gauge, so you can quickly get through the build process and start making drawers and boxes!
Uses replaceable faces on the fence, so you can have a zero-clearance platform, eliminating tearout.
Works with 1/4", 3/8", 1/2", 5/8", and 3/4" sized box joints.
Extended fence allows for cutting notches or crosslap joints at any customizable distance along the fence, consistently. Perfect for grid-pattern projects like lattice work and grid-top coffee tables.

Premium Table Saw Sled

The plans come with cutting list and cutting diagram to reduce scrap
Miter guide attachment - Super quick setup, attachment self aligns as you mount it. Make faster and more accurate 45° cuts, so you can make mitered picture frames with ease.
Small-piece clamp attachment - Safely and confidently cut small pieces while keeping your hands clear from the blade.
Stop block and measuring tape - Quick and accurate setup, plus duplicating cuts is super simple - less measuring and lining up.
Integrated track system - In addition to the included attachments, you can dream up any custom attachment you need and build it for the sled, using this track system.
Square and accurate crosscutting - make perfectly square cuts every time, without tearout. I even show you how to square up the fence during construction so you can tune it in as perfectly square as you want.
Extended length - Crosscut longer boards without worrying about them tilting off the sled and creating an unsafe situation.

Drill Press Caddy

Fence system - Accurate and repeatable drilling made easy. Be sure to watch the included video for demonstration.
Integrated track system - you can build additional attachments for your drill press using the track system. Think advanced fences, clamping mechanisms, tilted platform, and I'm sure there are more.
Organized bit storage - Keep organized and clean (less dust) by storing your bits in the bit storage compartments, easily accessible, and right there when you need them.
Transparent drawer faces - While this is mostly a design element, which I believe looks really nice, it is handy to be able to see what bits are in each drawer without having to open them.
Custom fits your drill press - My detailed plans walk you thru custom fitting this drill press caddy to your drill press's work table, and leaves clearance for the crank handle.
Larger work top - with the additional space you'll have for a work top, your drill press will better support larger boards.

Drawer Knob Installation Jig

Setup and go - Once you set this up on the first drawer face, it's ready to quickly mark the rest of the drawers.
Works with all standard pulls - There are 6 industry standard dimensions for drawer pulls - each of which are included in this design. Plus a center hole for single-hole knob installation.
Easily transition between drawer sizes - With the horizontal placement set up with the mounting plate positioned, simply adjust the stop block to accomodate wider or narrower drawers.

Router Table

Fits standard sized routers and trim routers
Designed to fit commercially available feather boards
Dust collection built in
Plenty storage and hanging space on the sides for collets, wrench, push sticks, bits, and more.
Large base makes it stable, and easy to clamp to your work bench.
Simple design makes it easier to customize, and lightweight so you can store it to the side when you don't need it.

Moxon Vise

Quick release design, easily push or pull the sliding jaw to position before tightening.
Creates an elevated work surface, great for detail work and dovetailing.
Hangs on your wall for easy storage when not in use.
Uses regular pipe clamp assemblies, which is much cheaper than specialty woodworking vise hardware.
Works fine with 3/4" or 1/2" pipes and pipe clamps.
Oversized work top behind the vise, includes holes for bench dogs.

Taper / Jointer Sled

Acts as an Edge Jointer - Run the board through the cut with the sled, putting a flat edge on one side. From that you can square the board using standard cuts.
Cuts a straight edge for any purpose - For example, if you've built a small panel or drawer face that doesn't come out quite square, draw a line that would make it square then use this sled to cut that line.
Mills down rough cut lumber - if you've got a planed board but the edges are rough, or even still a 'live' edge, using this sled you can safely put a flat edge on one or both sides to prepare it for further cutting.
Repeatable tapering made simple - set the fence up and clamp down a stop block. Now you've got a tapering sled that will produce identical tapers on multiple boards without any additional marking or set up.

Vertical Cut Fence

Push-thru design - This auxiliary fence rides along side your existing fence, making it very easy to setup and position.
Tall fence for tall support - Makes simplicity and safety a part of what would otherwise be complicated cuts. Standing a board on end thru the cut is not recommended without a fence like this.
Handles all edge and end cuts - Tenons, notches, grooves, tongues, half-laps, etc...
Even does raised panel doors - By beveling the table saw blade, you can push thru a panel to give it a raised finish.
Plenty of clamping area - larger pieces can easily be clamped in place to the fence.

Picture Frame Clamping Jig

Clamp-Hanging Racks

Wood Shaving Jig

For fine-tuning wood strips - Make runners, inlays, and more, precisely the width you need by shaving off 1 to 5 thousandths of an inch at a time. Be sure to watch the included demonstration videos.
Much easier than a table saw - Making thin strips that need additional precision, like runners and inlay, can be a pain using just the table saw. This makes fine-tuning simple.

Router Mortising Jig

Create repeatable and accurate mortises - This jig allows you to quickly make duplicating mortises accurately a breeze.
Handles loose tenon mortises - With a simple adjustment, the fence supports vertical pieces so you can mortise in the end grain of your rails, stiles, aprons, and stretchers, which would be used for loose tenon joinery.
Designed to fit your work bench - With the broad base design, you have plenty of surface to clamp the jig in place at the back corners.

Thin-Rip Push Block

Thin-ripping strips made easy - Make thin strips identical and safely using your table saw's fence and this push shoe.
Supports various thicknesses - Quickly adjust the elevation of the leveling guide so the push shoe rests flat on the stock, regardless of how thick it is.
Safe and stable design - Push thru the entire cut with the adjustable guide riding on the table saw surface, making it very stable and safer than other designs.

Dovetailing Jig

Plywood construction - requires little material and can probably be made from scrap you already have.
Designed for use with your new table saw sled - sized for and attaches to the premium table saw sled you'll be building as part of Wood Shop Essentials.
Much easier to learn - Using this jig is intuitive and practical. It's way simpler than the traditional method of handcutting dovetails, and looks much more authentic than machined dovetails using a router.

+ Furniture Plans

Everything above is for shop projects, sleds, jigs, etc…

But you’ll also access my growing library of furniture plans, all of which are geared towards small-shop woodworking techniques.

Basic End Table

Kid's Toy/Book Shelf

Sofa-Arm Table

X-Door TV Console

Wine Rack

End Table w/ Pickets

Coffee Table

+ Project Build-Tutorials

I currently have 3 project tutorials where I walk you through the entire build process, step by step, for different projects.

This too is a growing section of the membership area. (More video tutorials are being planned and shot already).

Current included tutorials are for the Table Saw Box Joint Jig, the Sofa-Arm Table furniture project, and the Moxon Vise.

+ The Training Vault

This is a growing library of short tutorial videos that you can stream online.

You know how on youtube you gotta watch like a 20 minute video, just to find a simple technique that could have been explained in 3 minutes…?

Yeah, that wastes time, and I don’t like it. So I like to keep my videos on point, and as short as possible.

Let me show you some screenshots of what’s inside…

From The Training Vault

In the Training Vault you’ll discover…

How easy it can be to make box joints on your table saw when you follow these step-by-step instructions.
How to remove a live edge from a board, even when it can't be safely cut using the rip fence.
The most important safety feature that will practically eliminate the chance for table saw kick back.
How to eliminate the dangerous practice of combining your miter gauge and rip fence. Use this method instead to make crosscutting safe again.
2 steps you can take to create 4 perfectly identical tapered legs.
The one table saw jig that will stop your bevel cuts from drifting away from the fence as they so often end up doing.
The 1 thing you really should do when using the box joint jig, that will keep all your sockets the same depth, so you can have a better glue up.
The shop-made hold-down clamps that work with most sleds, that's actually easy to use even with different board thicknesses.
How to mark your legs for tapering when you don't have a jointer.
The one unusual feature for a sled that will keep the work piece from shifting during a cut, while also reducing the amount of clamping pressure needed to support it.
What you should never do when tapering legs on the table saw tapering sled.
You think all table saw rip cuts are made the same? Wrong! Learn the 3 main ways to support your work piece, depending on the size of the board.
An uncommon technique you can use to put a custom angle along the edge of a drawer face, in order to help make the gap around the drawer face perfectly even and consistent. This works on cabinet doors too.
3 steps you must take when dovetailing on the table saw to end up with perfect tails.
Always hold your boards like this to make the dovetail joint come out clean and consistent, while fitting tight and accurately.
Use the Dovetailing jig like this to remove 90% of the "Difficult" part of cutting accurate tails and pins.
How to make a rough-sawn, irregular shaped board safe for using with the rip fence.

3 shop-made tools you should use every time you cut a thin strip from a piece of wood.
How to make your own table saw sled runners so you don't have to buy those expensive plastic or aluminum ones.
Stop over-complicating cutting circles on your band saw! This simple jig I designed and built in an hour is almost impossible to mess up, and produces perfect circles every time!
The one thing you MUST use when cutting narrow pieces that will keep strips of wood from falling against your blade and the motor's arbor.
Are you setting up your miter gauge for a 45 degree cut the wrong way, resulting in inaccurate miter cuts on your table saw? I can fix that.
Say goodbye to wasting away half of your stock in the thickness planer. Use this technique to turn a thick board into multiple thinner boards, with very little waste.
How to properly set the main safety feature with a thin-rip push block, so you can cut with confidence.
Use this special combination of 1 sled, 1 attachment, and 1 block of wood, to cut precision strips of really thin wood down to 1/16", great for making veneer edge-banding, or inlay that can be easily curved.
The exact steps to follow that will transfer the positioning of a dado to multiple work pieces, when using a single, standard blade.
The 2 things you MUST use to make the depth of your rabbets end up consistent and even. This is must-have technique when building cabinets or book cases.
The exact jig I use to create my own hardwood runners, inlay strips, and even loose tenons from any stock.
The simplest and quickest customized fence you can use to instantly have a better-functioning miter gauge.
Why your miter gauge may not be the best tool for making picture frames, and how you can instead use a custom sled to get better results.
Say goodbye to the complicated, mathematical method for adding the popular rustic "X" feature to a cabinet door. Use this method instead, it's easy and fool proof.

Yes, that’s a tremendous amount of helpful, game-changing content for small-shop woodworkers.

But it gets better, because you’re also getting:

Bonus #1 – “Make Money Woodworking” ebook

How to make money selling wood furniture and small wood projects so you can make some extra cash to fund your hobby, or eventually turn it into a full-time woodworking business.
How to do market research that uncovers high-volume and popular crafts selling right now, so you can stop making wild guesses and ending up with projects that no one wants.
Ways to improve your profit margins without sacrificing customers, or quality, so as you gain traction with your business, you can increase profits and speed up growth.
How to build a loyal following of satisfied, repeat buyers, so you can always sell new pieces and designs to a group of raving fans.
How to continuously attract new buyers to your products, so you can keep identifying those raving fans and growing your repeat buyer list.
Tons more in this 151 page “A to Z” complete guide

Bonus #2 – The “Woodworker’s Resources” page

Access to the single most helpful page I've ever created
Every online source I’ve ever found for project plans
Links to TONS of woodworking plans, the overwhelming majority of them being FREE, like probably 99% or so
I’ve kept my list organized and relevant. I revisit the page time to time to check for bad links and add anything new I've found.
If you ever need project ideas or free plans (even just for inspiration) this massive list of online resources will become your best friend!

Bonus #3 – Printable Charts and Templates

A great collection of printables you'll want to get in your shop ASAP
Measurement conversion chart
Bolt & Screw size conversion chart
Pilot and Clearance hole chart
Wood hardness chart
Various push stick & push shoe templates
Clamping jig templates

Bonus #4 – “Setting Up Shop” ebook

Discover 3 websites that will save you up to 70% on power tools! (while including return policies), so you can finally upgrade some of those old tools you got from an auction 10 years ago.
3 premade woodworking tools lists for different budgets, with prices and sources included, so you don't have to waste hours coming up with a list from scratch.
Many additional tool websites listed, great for catching seasonal promotions and sales, so you always have stores to check out during the holidays.
How to heat and cool your shop, so you can actually be comfortable and enjoy your hobby year round.
How to control humidity, so you don't have to worry about all your cast iron surfaces rusting!
How to sound proof your shop, so you can stop getting those pesky neighbor complaints.
How to layout your shop for better productivity and work flow, so you can actually function like a real, professional wood shop.
And More!

Is this starting to sound like something you should be a part of?

Here’s what to do next…

The cost of this membership is LESS THAN $6 PER MONTH!

And don’t worry, there’s zero obligation to stay. You can cancel anytime easily by sending me an email or a message on my support page.

And you can keep everything you’ve downloaded!

Membership fees are charged annually, but there’s 2 different options for payment, I’ll explain below.

Here’s how to join:

Scroll down from here, find the “Join Today” button, choose a payment plan, fill out your information which will create your account, then your payment info.

Your access will be granted immediately and you’ll be able to download any and all plans you want, and watch all the video content, plus the bonuses.

Oh, and in case you’re wondering…

There’s No Catch!

This is not some washed down version of a full-blown membership site.

And I won’t be sending you weekly specials and monthly deals on DVDs and books and magazines.

No, that stuff is what the big guys do, trust me, I’ve joined them. And the limited content inside is drowned out by the constant barrage of “Sunday Specials” and “Hot Sales”…

With that said, I do offer you a flash drive with all the plans on it, but that’s it, it’s a take it or leave it thing, just for convenience really.

What you’re getting here for less than $6/mo is complete access to my ever-expanding membership site.

Plain and simple. No catch. Cancel anytime.

What If I Throw In Another Bonus?

If you join now, I’ll even give you access to my Dovetail Box Mastery course!

Bonus #5 – Dovetail Box Mastery Course

This is an online video training course, highly detailed, nothing left out.

20 videos long, hours of content.

Up close and personal, over-the-shoulder training.

From initial dimensions, to marking and cutting, to using the jigs, cleaning up the cuts, fine-tuning the joints, the entire glue-up process, fixing gaps, and more.

I will walk you through building this box from scratch…

Check out a few screenshots from the videos:

After taking this course, you’ll be able to confidently create impressive, beautiful dovetail projects of all kinds!

Here’s what you’ll learn in Dovetail Box Mastery…

How to lay out your project pieces the best way to prep for making the dovetail joints.
Use a stop-block this way to make sure your pieces come out to exact, identical dimensions.
At what point you should be pre-sanding the work pieces (but only to a certain grit).
Use this trick to mark your cuts and practically eliminate the chance of messing up.
Learn my exact steps, in the right order, for marking certain parts of the joint before your initial cuts, and other parts of the joint afterwards.
Use this unusual trick when transfering your marks from tails to pins, which makes the whole process 10x easier, and still results in a better, tighter dovetail joint.
How to set up your work bench for fine-tuning dovetails when you don't have a bench vise.
Tricks on using your chisel in a way that leaves a crisp, clean shoulder for your pin boards and your tail boards.
Learn this one AMAZING trick for filling gaps in your dovetails, which results in a joint that looks even tighter and crisper than it would be otherwise.
Get close up, detailed video with full commentary on properly using the table saw sled dovetailing attachment. The process is easily confused, so I make sure to clear it up for you.
How to hold your work piece and easily tell what step to take next in order to fine-tune the fit for a tighter joint.
What kind of glue you should be using for your dovetail joinery, and why (hint - it's not regular pva wood glue). Plus I'll give you a tip that makes this type of glue easier to work with.
Learn the right way to clamp a dovetail box together. This applies on drawers too. You'll need this for a good glue up, so take good notes.
Critical takeaways - Learn the correct way to flatten and smoothen your dovetail joints without ruining the project. 2 Critical steps you MUST take during this process to get it right.
Learn the 2 different methods you can use for cleaning up glue squeeze out on dovetail joints.
Learn the EXACT method I use to create the beautiful curved decorative design. This technique can be used on all kinds of projects.
When doing the curve technique, I've got several tricks I picked up to get the precision I wanted along the way, which I lay out in detail through the videos.
Learn how you can use a simple polyurethane technique to produce professional and long-lasting results for your dovetail box.

And by the way, even with the low price of admission, you’re still protected by…

The Boldest Guarantee In The World

I 100% guarantee you’ll love Wood Shop Essentials and the included Bonuses or I’ll return you’re full investment, plus you can keep everything you’ve already downloaded anyway. This guarantee is for 60 days!

That’s right, if you really don’t like what I have for you, just message me within 60 days of purchase from the member’s area, or send me an email, ask for a refund, and I’ll give you your money back.

How’s that for fair?

Now how about a quick recap…

Here’s What You’re Getting As Soon As You Join

Premium Table Saw Sled Plans
Drill Press Caddy Plans
Woodworker's Moxon Vise Plans
Drawer Pull Installation Jig Plans
Thin-Rip Push Block Plans
Router Table Plans
Router Mortising Jig Plans
Vertical Cut Auxiliary Fence Plans
Taper / Jointer Sled Plans
Box Joint Jig Plans
Picture Frame Clamping Jig Plans
Table Saw Dovetailing Jig Plans
Clamp-Hanging Rack Plans
Table Saw Outfeed Table Plans
Wood Shaving Jig Plans
Super-Storage Work Bench Plans
Build Tutorial - Sofa Arm Table
Build Tutorial - Moxon Vise
Build Tutorial - Box Joint Jig
Training Vault - Video Library Access
Various Furniture Project Plans
Bonus - Making Money Woodworking ebook
Bonus - Printable Templates and Reference Charts
Bonus - Huge Woodworking resources page
Bonus - Setting Up Shop ebook
Bonus - Dovetail Box Mastery training course
This Is A Growing List, You'll Get New Stuff As I Add It!

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Thanks for taking the time to check out this page, and I look forward to hearing from you soon!

Adam Henley
Small Shop Woodworker

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P.S. Check out what some of my members had to say…

 5/5

“These plans are great and really easy to follow. I’m very new to woodworking and have just started setting up shop, so having a set of plans to kick-start me in the wonderful world of jigs is a real blessing. And they really are easy to follow: They’re well thought out, clear and comprehensive, leaving absolutely nothing to guesswork…”

~ Peter from the United Kingdom

 5/5

“…The plans great. Some of the best I have seen for detail and explaining things to this noob… I finished the sled and the instructions and drawings were great. Best I have seen. Better than Woodsmith, Wood, Woodworkers Guild of America. Definitely better than Shopnotes…”

~ Brad D. from Lenexa, Kansas

 5/5

“…The projects are fun as well as skill building/honing, and the jigs are fantastic and mind opening. Dollar for dollar “Wood Shop Essentials” is the best bang for the buck!! I recommend to all my friends and family woodworkers. Thanks Adam.”

~ Kenny Y. from Bullhead City, Arizona

 5/5

“…The plans are really detailed and very clear and they show everything that you need to do in easy to understand steps.

There is a board cutting plan to start the process off and several elevated views so you can see exactly what you need to do from all angles and around 20 pages that covers the whole job [table saw sled] from start to finish.

Adam emailed me a few days after downloading the plans to see if I had any questions and I thought this was excellent aftercare service. I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend this company and no doubt will be back for more plans once the sled is finished.”

~ Glyn from Ipswich, England

 5/5

“…My first thought was that the sled plans alone are worth what I paid for access. I’m not much of a woodworker but I think with WSE I can get a lot better.”

~ Jerry S. from New Caney, Texas

And in case you’re still on the fence, let me answer some…

Frequently Asked Questions

1. Is Wood Shop Essentials suitable for beginners?

I made Wood Shop Essentials with the beginner-intermediate woodworker in mind. But to get the most out of it, you should have at least basic working knowledge of your power tools, making cuts, and shop safety.

Otherwise, I’ve made the plans very easy to follow and understand, so beginners can easily make sense of them.

Plus, these jigs and other tool enhancers are incredibly useful for beginners . . . and you won’t outgrow them anytime soon! In fact, I still use them myself for projects in the intermediate-advanced range.

If you need help getting over common beginner hurdles, the Wood Shop Essentials Video Training Vault has tool-specific videos geared towards new woodworkers. I also have a lot of free content for beginners on my blog, The Power Tools Website.

2. Can’t I get this stuff for free elsewhere?

I custom design and create all the plans myself using professional software . . . so no. While it’s possible you can find similar plans scattered around the web, these particular plans can only be found on Wood Shop Essentials.

You should also consider the potential cost of using free plans. Free plans come with zero support . . . and if they’re poorly designed or poorly explained, you may be left high and dry in the middle of a project. That means wasted time and wasted materials.

But when you join Wood Shop Essentials, you’ll get email support from me personally.

And I stand behind my plans 100%, so I also offer a 60 day, 100% money-back guarantee. That means I have a real incentive to make sure my plans are accurate and helpful and do what I say they’ll do.

That’s something you won’t get with any free plan you find online.

3. How do I know if I have the right tools?

Most of the training and projects inside Wood Shop Essentials focus on just three tools:

table saw,
router, and
drill press.

With just these three tools, you can accomplish so many awesome things in a woodshop!

You should also have some basic hand tools. For example, you’ll need a way to cut curves. If you don’t have a scroll or band saw, you can use a jigsaw, or even a coping saw. You’ll also need a drill and a pocket hole jig.

In each project I lay out all the tools and bits required to complete the project — that way there are no surprises halfway through.

If you’re a complete beginner and have no tools, you’ll need to invest in the basics. To help you, as a member of Wood Shop Essentials you’ll get access to a bonus ebook, Setting Up Shop. This ebook includes shopping lists for all budgets, plus handy money-saving tips for your tool purchases.

4. Are the plans in imperial or metric?

All Wood Shop Essentials plans, as well as the included furniture projects, I make with both imperial and metric measurements included.

5. Will I need any hard-to-find materials for these projects?

Depending on where you are, some items I use may or may not be easy for you to find locally.

I typically use Amazon to find items I can’t find easily in my area.

To make sure you can find what you need, when you join Wood Shop Essentials, you’ll get access to my Project Material Sources page. This page includes Amazon links to the items I vouch for and personally use when building my jigs and sleds.

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Your card information will only be seen and handled by these payment processors. I will not be able to access your card information in any way. You honestly have a higher chance of credit card fraud at your local gas stations than you do using the Stripe or PayPal payment processors.

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I offer all members a 60-day 100% money-back guarantee.

Try out as many plans, tutorials, and training videos as you want. If they don’t help you make breakthroughs in your woodworking skills, just let me know within 60 days, and I’ll happily refund you.

Canceling after the 60-day period is hassle-free, too — it only takes a few clicks to complete.

8. Can you remind me what I’ll get when I join today?

Sure. When you join today, you’ll get immediate access to everything inside the members’ area:

PDF plans and guides for jigs, sleds, shop projects, and complementary furniture projects
Video training vault
Moxon vise build tutorial
Essential printable reference charts and templates
Project materials and woodworkers resources pages
Make Money Woodworking ebook
Setting Up Shop ebook
Dovetail Box Mastery video training course
Priority email support

The library of plans, training videos, and project tutorials will continue to grow and expand — you’ll have access to it all for as long as you’re a member.

9. How do I get started?

Just scroll down this page and hit the “Join Today” button below to go to the checkout page.

Once you’ve completed the transaction, you’ll immediately get your login information by email.

Login to the members’ area, and you can get started right away. You’ll have instant access to everything inside Wood Shop Essentials, so it’s just a matter of deciding where you want to begin.

Your membership will automatically renew every year as long as you remain a member, and don’t worry, it’s easy to cancel. Just visit woodshopessentials.club/support.

And every now and then I’m sent some…

Member Project Photos

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“The new sled is complete and I love it!! Used the 45-degree jig and got a perfect picture frame. I added a place to hold my pencils, square and tape measure since I’m always looking for one. Thanks for the great plans!”

~ Cody S. from Chicago, IL

 5/5

“Thanks for the plans. I think it took me 2 pretty solid days and every tool in my arsenal. Now I need a project to use it on. Note the drill press caddy in the background. Love that one, too.”

~ Don P. from Fort Myers, Florida

 5/5

“I love the wood plans. Very easy to follow, everything is in such detail. I am glad to be a member…”

~ Ken F. from Ocean Springs, Mississippi

 5/5

“Adam – Thanks so much for the plans. All of the plans are so detailed from the cut list, many different views and diagrams, and step by step instructions…Your plans are top notch and for very useful jigs!”

~ Cory from Louisiana

Here’s What You’re Getting When You Join

Premium Table Saw Sled Plans
Drill Press Caddy Plans
Woodworker's Moxon Vise Plans
Drawer Pull Installation Jig Plans
Thin-Rip Push Block Plans
Router Table Plans
Router Mortising Jig Plans
Vertical Cut Auxiliary Fence Plans
Taper / Jointer Sled Plans
Box Joint Jig Plans
Picture Frame Clamping Jig Plans
Table Saw Dovetailing Jig Plans
Clamp-Hanging Rack Plans
Table Saw Outfeed Table Plans
Wood Shaving Jig Plans
Super-Storage Work Bench Plans
Build Tutorial - Sofa Arm Table
Build Tutorial - Moxon Vise
Build Tutorial - Box Joint Jig
Training Vault - Video Library Access
Various Furniture Project Plans
Bonus - Making Money Woodworking ebook
Bonus - Printable Templates and Reference Charts
Bonus - Huge Woodworking resources page
Bonus - Setting Up Shop ebook
Bonus - Dovetail Box Mastery training course
This Is A Growing List, You'll Get New Stuff As I Add It!

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