Today’s video is just a bit of tips and tricks and jigs—exactly the kind of practical shop stuff that makes woodworking safer and a whole lot easier. I start by remaking one of my bandsaw push sticks, but this time I’m embedding a magnet so it lives right on the saw where I need it. I also drill a small hole behind the magnet so I can push it out later when it finally gets chewed up, then I glue it in with thick CA and use accelerator on the magnet for an instant bond. A little tape over top helps keep the magnet from trying to pull out months down the road. From there I show a couple upgrades and jigs around the bandsaw and belt sander. On the bandsaw, I’ve got a simple reminder tag that hangs over the switch so I don’t forget to release blade tension, and I walk through how a magnetic bandsaw fence helps compensate for drift by setting the fence to the angle your blade actually wants to cut. On the belt sander, I demonstrate a quick chamfer jig (including a 45° setup) so multiple parts—like table legs—come out uniform every time. And finally, I show a work-in-progress sizing jig for thin stock (more “sizing” than sanding), plus one of my favorite “use what you’ve got” tricks: stair guides for getting accurate inside cabinet measurements and extending your measuring setup.