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I built this sled earlier this year because I was doing some fine cutoff work for something and couldn't safely do it on my 12" chop saw. Posting it now to show AJ my design. Material is 3/4" oak plywood, with an extra piece at the back as a stop and an anchor point for the hold down clamps...

Another LONG OVERDUE project. I was starting to lose a lot of floor space along the back wall, so I couldn't put it off any longer. I looked at a hundred other bins before settling on this design. The two litter buckets on the left bottom are my burn bucket (for which my New Year's Resolution it...

Back about a year ago, I built and posted a crosscut sled (http://lumberjocks.com/projects/71811) that I built for my table saw. After a year of using it, I experienced a few times where the small pieces I had cut off the end of a board didn't clear the blade and danced their way into it and...

I have needed this in a bad way since building my new woodshop last summer. Finally found a design to steal….I mean borrow…. and adjust to my space. 2 sheets of plywood, a handful of pocket screws, some Titebond, 4 swivel casters and about 3 hours is my investment for a very useful cart. Not...

A good friend and work colleague asked me if I could make him a display box for his pocket watch collection and this is a few pictures of its making. it is again made from off cuts of wood that my friends give to me.

My wife asked me to build a small, low profile stand where she could set her computer, printer, and speakers while she is working in her craft room. The idea was not to have a desk to work at, but a small area to set her computer equipment out of the way of whatever project she was working on...

I needed a tablesaw cutoff sled for my new Delta tablesaw, and finally got around to building one. It's amazing how many pages you get when you search for "Sled" ... wow With many thanks to John Nixon's Eaglelakewoodworking, and many others on this board who inspired my ideas… Now I need a...

This is a variation on a jig a fellow Lumberjock posted some time ago. It's purpose is to prevent the dangerous situation shown in the second photo. Stops on miter fences and cross cut sleds are fine for pieces over one inch but can fling a short piece back in your face if it gets caught...

Last weekend I made a simple cutoff bin and wasn't going to post it, but in the end it was kind of creative so I thought someone might want to use the idea. I had been wanting to make an adjustable cutoff bin for a while, but I didn't want to spend any money. I had a bunch of 18"X48" cutoffs...

I've been thinking of building a cutoff bin for a long time and finally I came up with a version that offers more flexibility from what I saw up to now. Since my scrap pile is in constant evolution, I wanted to have a bin that would help organize the cutoffs effectively yet being big enough to...

Function: This Cutoff Cart fits my work style. It has a convenient home under the TS extension, and next to the RAS. As you can see, each module can be picked up and brought to a comfortable height for choosing a piece of wood or culling them. Each module has a rod handle at the front so that...

You may have seen this style SCMS stand b4…. the nexus for the plan comes from 2010 issue of FWW. I altered the design in a couple ways, as I thought the Kreg stop system was way overpriced and I wanted to use the base for storage of cut-offs. I also re-sized the box for better plywood...

I just bought 70 bf of ash to start building my new bench (turns out I need a bit more). I was cleaning up the garage and had scraps of wood coming out of my ears so I decided we better put first things first. I browsed several lumber carts here on LJ's and finally decided on this one Thank you...

Jig for my cabinet saw.

Jig for my cabinet saw.