A woodworking innovation worthy of praise. Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, highlights a new way to join wood around your home and garden.
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BETTER BUILDING: Canadian Tool Ensures Square Cuts
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, talks to the inventor of ChopShot, an innovative tool to get perfects cuts with your circular saw.
Continue ReadingFORGOTTEN SKILLS: Forging Steel With Hammer & Anvil
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, forges an interest in forging and encourages homeowners to tap into their creative side.
Continue ReadingVIDEO COURSE: Quickly Hone Tools So They’re Sharper Than a Razor
Struggling to make your tools sharp? Let me fix that for you. Sharpening chisels, planes, knives, carving gouges and other edge tools can be fast and simple. It all comes down to how you do it.
Continue ReadingThe Ten Most Essential DIY Tools
Nothing much happens without tools. But which ones will really serve you? Let Steve get specific and tell you all about the top ten tools you need to get started with home improvements, DIY and home repairs. There’s lots more to buy other than these, but the ones you’ll learn about here are the best to start with.
Continue ReadingIrwin Box Beam Levels
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, tells you about a new hand-held level from Irwin Tools.
Continue ReadingRyobi TEK4 Cordless Tools
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, writes and raves about Ryobi TEK4 cordless tools.
Continue ReadingThree Essential Woodworking Tools
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, shares his three essential woodworking hand tools.
Continue ReadingDIY Upholstery Easier With the Right Tool
A rave review from Steve Maxwell on a tool which makes it possible to easily renew your home’s upholstery with surprising ease and economy.
Continue ReadingNew Life for Dead Chisels
Steve Maxwell, Canada’s Handiest Man, offers up four easy steps to bring your old chisel back to life.
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