If you're like me, you hoard scraps in the shop. One piece of scrap that doesn't ever seem to get used are pieces of pegboard. Here, Logan shares a tip on using up those small pieces of pegboard. The best thing of all, is you end up with the perfect accessory for finishing those small projects!
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Save those junk mail cards and use them as a cheap glue spreader.
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Hide gaps and blemishes with this shop-made coverup.
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These shop-made gauges speed up marking jobs.
Here's a great way to get a better grip while sharpening.
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Learn the basics of using a brad nailer.
Discover simple ways to make curved parts.
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