Here are some good informational sites. We will be adding more..

Woodshopics This site has a great wall tool storage system that you can adapt to any workshop.  It’s called Woodshopics because you can post your woodshop pics there along with other woodworking ideas and, in turn, see other home woodshop layouts and ideas.

Accents Woodcraft, Water Gardens & Fun - Enjoy sample woodworking patterns, workshop tips and info plus our Project Shop woodworking pattern catalog!

Free Woodworking Stuff  The most diverse collection of free woodworking stuff on the Net. Free woodworking books, catalogs, clip art, magazines, plans, newsletters, screensavers, software, tips, tool drawings, and miscellaneous free stuff.

Geoff's Woodwork Learn how to make cabinets, tables, and woodwork Woodwork, cabinet making, basic carpentry and joinery techniques. Plus advanced Good Practice advice ~ all downloadable for free!

Woodworking Plans for classic table/board games: mechanical hockey/baseball; crokinole, carrom and skittles.

Free Woodworking Plans On The Internet. This site is huge, some plans aren't free but there's a lot of free plans that will keep you busy for a long time.

Handymanplans.com Handymanplans  offers over 100 popular woodworking plans from Popular Woodworking & The Family Handyman magazines and Somerset Publishing. Our plans include fine indoor furniture, outdoor furniture, landscape structures, decks, gazebos, garages and  sheds.

Internet Woodworking.Com This is one of the oldest woodworking sites on the web. Originally called Woodworking and Hiding in the Garage. As usual Bob Brown has done a great job with this site.

Nora Hall Carving Designs This is the web site of European master woodcarver Nora Hall! This site contains everything you need to know about Nora Hall and her work, as well as a wealth of woodcarving resources designed to get you going in the right direction!

The Center for Furnuture Craftsmanship: Peter Korn is the director of this school. The curriculum is expansive and the setting looks absolutely beautiful. This site has a menu of the programs,  fees and a nice write up about Peter Korn. For anyone looking to learn or even expand their skills, this may be a viable option.

The New Yankee Workshop: Norm gets criticized a lot, but like him or hate him,  he’s demonstrated that woodworking is something anyone can do. I will admit he’s  pushed the tool junkie syndrome over the edge but he’s done a lot for the craft.

The Oak Factory: Sadly Kip Yeager has passed away but his site continues. This  is an old web site that has provided help to many woodworkers.

The WoodBin: Woodworking software central. Features online calculators and utilities for woodworkers, a comprehensive woodworking software list, software reviews, and loads of woodworking reference information.

The Woodworker’s Library: This is a Book Store on the web. Loads of titles on books that address all aspects of woodworking as well as other craft areas. They have an internal search engine to make book hunting easier. Good book  descriptions make this a site worth the perusal.

Woodworking Plan Finder: The largest woodworking plan search engine on the Internet - over 10,000 searchable plans for furniture, games, toys, scrollsaw patterns, shop accessories, and miscellaneous wood crafts.

Woodworking.Com: A terrific Web Site. Loads of information. It was at one time called the woodworking catalog.

woodworking-tips-and-tricks.com Articles on Woodworking, Machinery and Power Tools

Newsgroup rec.woodworking: This is a great newsgroup for exchanging  information. There’s a lot of activity and a terrific group of people wanting to help  out.