See our Grinder Mount Log Peeler! Add these Easy-to-Use log furniture building tools to your shop and you will have the opportunity to create custom log furniture and log railings for your home or to sell. So Easy Anyone Can Do It! With the right tools, you or others in your family will be able to make log furniture and build your own log railing within hours!

Whether you are just beginning to build log furniture or a professional, our tenon makers and log furniture tools will help you take advantage of this rapidly growing Industry.

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How It All Works Report

We recommend the Milwaukee Hole Hawg 1/2"drill for logs up to 4" and the Milwaukee 3/4" drill for anything larger. The 3/4 drill can be used on ANY size of log. See our super value Drills! It is important to secure the logs you are working with. It will not be possible for you to hold the log securely by hand!

Common Questions Report

Any type of wood is acceptable for log working projects. Most people work with the type of wood that is common in their area. Oak, cherry, ash, pine and spruce are only a few of the types commonly used by log furniture builders. The only requirement is that the logs are large enough to bear the weight of the person or item it is intended for.

Drills & Drawknives Report

Big power in a compact drill, the Milwaukee 1660-6 is easy to use with its extra long handles. This drill is made for 2 handed operation which is nice for large hole drilling or material mixing, this drill has the power to handle it. The tool man's dream, the Super Hole Shooter has the most hand-held power available.

Clamp & Carriage Report

Clamp unit of the "Slide System", the self-centering Log Clamp holds your log securely in place while the drill cuts the tenon end of the log, without marring the log. Welded steel construction. Teflon slides, super tough finish. You will need to indicate which size drill you will be using, 1/2" or 3/4"; it will not be set up for both.

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