Building a Parametric Style Birdhouse

Dust Collection Series

Marking & Measuring Tools

Discover Japanese Saws

Router Sled Hardware Kit

This innovative kit provides the necessary hardware to build a large-capacity router sled for flattening slabs. Woodworker Andrew Tweedy demonstrates. View...

How to Make a Portable Workbench

When using hand tools, it’s important to have a good bench, and this one can be clamped to a suitable surface to create a work area almost anywhere, even in small spaces. View…

Make an Outdoor Chair

Lee Valley’s Matt and Pat build an outdoor chair using the Kitchissippi Chair Plan by Veritas. The design echoes the style and comfort of the classic Adirondack chair, but with a few ergonomic tweaks. In fact it’s so comfortable, they just might have to build another one. View…

Restoring an Old Saw

A great way to build up the tools in your workshop is to buy older, more affordable ones and restore them. It's not that hard to do. In this video, The Hippie Woodsmith shows you how to refurbish a vintage saw. View…

Making a Canoe Paddle

Summer is on the way and Lee Valley’s Matt and Pat plan to make the most of it. They’re back in the shop and this time they’re making a wooden canoe paddle out of cherry. View...

Oversized Round Cutting Board

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière is back at the lathe again to show us how he made this oversized cutting board that would be a treasure in any kitchen. View…

Make a Set of Sawhorses

This video shows you how to make sawhorses using reclaimed wood. It’s a great beginner project for budget-minded woodworkers. View…

Steam Bending: How to Make a Traditional-Style Toboggan

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière and Matt Wallace had fun in the shop mastering steam bending while they constructed this traditional-style toboggan made using ash. View…

How to Cut a Through Mortise and Tenon Joint

In the fourth video of our series on how to cut joints by hand, woodworker Andrew Strome shows you the tools needed and the technique behind cutting a through mortise and tenon joint. View…

How to Cut a Half-Lap Joint

In the third video of our series on how to cut joints by hand, woodworker Andrew Strome shows you the tools needed and the technique behind cutting a half-lap joint. View…

How to Turn a Bowl

Ever wondered how a block of wood gets turned into a beautiful bowl worthy of display in any dining room? Here’s a hint – it involves a lot of shavings! Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière explains exactly how to do it in this instructional video. View…

How to Turn a Pepper Mill

Looking to get back to working with your hands? How about turning a pepper mill on a lathe? It's a useful item that will be used regularly in any household, and you're sure to enjoy the process of creating it. Lee Valley's Patrick Laperrière shows you how to do it from start to finish. View...

How to Make an Artisanal Toothpick

As we all settle in for a well-deserved break, we hope you enjoy the last in our series of Make Your Holiday videos. Lee Valley’s Matt Wallace and Pat Laperrière lightheartedly demonstrate the versatility of the Veritas miniature tool line. View…

How to Make a Wine Bottle Holder

Lee Valley's Patrick Laperrière shows you how to make a unique floating wine bottle holder. It’s a quick and easy project you can make just in time for Christmas. View...

How to Make a Picture Frame

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière shows you how to make a wooden picture frame that makes a great gift for anyone on your holiday list. View…

How to Make a Side Table

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière and Matt Wallace show you how to make a modern-style side table. View…

How to Make a Table

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière and Matt Wallace show you how to make a mid-century modern-style coffee table out of black walnut. View…

How to Cut Dovetails

Learn how to hand cut dovetails with this step-by-step instructional video. View…

How to Make Chopsticks

Alex from our Vaughan store shows you how easy it is to make chopsticks using the Bridge City chopstick master kit. View…

How to Do an Epoxy Pour and Make a Charcuterie Board

Making a charcuterie board to give as a gift this year ? Carmen from our Vaughan store explains how to make it look even better by doing an epoxy pour. View…

Carve a Christmas Tree Ornament

This hand-carved wooden tree is a great way to get started in carving. Learn how to make it using only a few hand tools. View…

How to Build a Beer Caddy

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperièrre shows us how easy it is to make this handy beverage caddy, which makes a great gift for the holiday season. View…

How to Build a Dovetail Box

Lee Valley’s Andrew Strome shows you how to make a dovetailed box. This little container serves many purposes and makes a great handmade gift for anyone on your list. View...

How to Turn a Tealight Holder

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière shows you how easy it is to turn a log into tealight holders using just a few basic tools. These rustic yet elegant holders make a great gift for anyone on your holiday list. View…

How to Turn a Pen

Lee Valley’s Patrick Laperrière starts with the basics by showing you how to turn a simple pen. It’s a great way to get started in turning and makes a wonderful handmade holiday gift that anyone would appreciate. View…

How to Make a Japanese Toolbox

Woodworker Andrew Strome shows you how to make a Japanese-style toolbox while teaching you fundamental woodworking skills along the way.

How to Cut a Dado Joint

In the second video of our series on how to cut joints by hand, woodworker Andrew Strome shows you the tools needed and the technique behind cutting a dado joint.

How to Cut a Rabbet Joint

In the first of our series on how to cut joints by hand, woodworker Andrew Strome shows you the tools needed and the technique behind cutting a rabbet joint.

How to Use Veritas Table for Compact Routers

This is a sturdy, versatile table that will greatly extend the utility of your compact router. Our woodworking partner Vic Tesolin tells us more about its features and benefits.

Veritas Card Scraper Burnisher

A new take on typical single-handled burnishers, this tool’s innovative design permits a two-handed grip, improving control so you can roll precisely the sort of hook you want on your scraper. Learn more…

Leatherworking: How to Pick the Right Tools

Leatherworking: How to Do a Saddle Stitch

How to Make a Simple Leather Pouch

Learn the basic skills needed for getting started in leatherworking by making this simple, beginner project. Lee Valley's Andrew Strome shows us how. View…