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  1. Jigs & Fixtures
    I came by a bunch of old tools and jigs and this one stumped me. It's an older Incra jig but I can't find anything online about it. Anyone know what it's for or where I can find the manual? No other parts, just this.
  2. Projects Convertible Kreg Jig Storage Drawer

    I love jigs, organization, and trick solutions. I recently built a flip-top cart for my planer because, at 97lbs, f*%& hauling it out every time. It works great. For stability, I added a drawer slot for something in the future. While dealing with all my Kreg jig stuff in a drawer I realized that...
  3. Power Tools, Hardware and Accessories
    There may be some people on here that have an Jessem Dowel jig like I do. I needed to get the 1/4 and 1/2 dowel kits, and as luck would have it they came out with a new jig. I go over the differences between the two in this video I made. I thought it may be helpful for some people.
  4. Projects Carving with a mirror and no clock

    Rustoleum 2 X satin with a few clear coats of water base and lacquer base colors with using 4 000 steel wool in between coats. I switched from clear lacquer to the 2 x and it dries about the same as lacquer but the fumes are not as bad.
  5. General Woodworking Discussions
    I have reviewed and am going to make this router jig, but have a question what router bit to use. I have the MLCS catalog and am thinking of either Straight Router bit, Shear Angle Straight Bit or Spiral straight bit. Also to note I am planning on making the chamfer 2 inches deep at 30...
  6. Projects It takes wood to make wood

    Shooting boards are necessary, simple, but can be a little tricky. The last one I made was never perfectly square. This time, I used Rex Krueger's basic design I like it. The permanent fence is almost exactly square and the adjustable replaceable fence can be shimmed to perfection. It was...
  7. Cub Scouts and Boy Scouts Make Kazoos

    I am Scout Leader with my son's Boy Scout Troop and as part of our big field day to recruit the older Cub Scouts into our Boy Scout Troop, I arrange a small woodworking project for the Cub Scouts (ages 6-11) to do. The Boy Scouts run the event, with adult supervision, and help the Cubs make the...
  8. Router Sled on the table saw

    I'm working on a couple of end tables, and I glued up the table tops (16" x 16") a while ago. The tops started to move and warp a little and weren't so flat anymore. I decided to build a router sled the other day to get them perfectly flat. The flattest reference surface I have in my shop is...
  9. Workbench Adaptation

    I actually did not build this bench. I did build the storage cabinet underneath it. Just simple drawers for storage of all of tools and all of the shop necessities. Also, there is a picture of my plane collection that resides in one of the drawers. The second photos is my son learning to use...
  10. $10 drill press table with Lasers

    I made this from items I already had. The biggest feature of this table are the 2 magnetic based lasers on each side of the drill press that were purchased at Harbor Freight at $4.99 each (this is where it cost me $10). I just love these lasers and see incorporating them into some other tools of...
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  11. A Simple Band Saw Circle Cutting Jig for Stumpy Nubs Contest

    this is a simple circle cutting jig .needed to make some circle and it works picked it up from American Woodworker editor Tim Johnson here in his video shows the simplicity of it its a simple jig that works and don't cost an arm and leg. i dont expect to win a jig contest with it in Stumpy...
  12. Boxguy Goes Sappy

    Thanks for looking at this posting. Thanks especially to those of you who take time to comment, ask questions, or just say hello. I will respond to those who do, so check back for feedback. This is a short video Ken and I made. It is all about making and installing corner splines. Check it...
  13. A First Time for Everything! Tablesaw Jig! turns both inside and out of wood bowl!

    I don't think I've had this much fun with a Jig in a long time.. Check out the attached video to watch this really cool little jig in action! Using the jig i am able to use my table saw to create the traditional parabolic curved shape on the outside of a wood bowl. Fun project with great results!!!
  14. I CAN READ THIS -IT'S BIG !

    Just a sliding block I made to hold 2 framing squares together to act as a large caliper . I made this from 7/16" oak flooring scrap and some jatoba offcuts . To lock the squares together I use a simple quick clamp which provides a good lock and lets me move the caliper without loosing my...
  15. Walnut and Maple box

    Walnut and Maple dresser valet I made as a Christmas present. The is the second box I've made, so it has a few flaws. The small feet are walnut, the box is maple, the splines are walnut, the lid is walnut and maple, the handle is a small piece of walnut I picked up off the floor. The spline jig...
  16. Shop helpers

    I'm using up some scraps and making useful items. The first is a sled for resawing log slabs. I hand planed a log half, then ran it through the planer to get the faces parallel. Double sided tape holds it to the sled. I'm happy. The next sled is for bandsawing round pieces. I like them held...
  17. Bench Top Jointer

    Bench top Jig to hold my electric hand plane as a small jointer. Based on the YouTube tutorial by Get Hands Dirty. It works very well :)
  18. Homemade Filtration System

    My shop is always dusty and I'm perpetually stuck on Allegra. Maybe this will help! Got a steal from my buddy Gus on the fan
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  19. Paracord Bracelet Jig

    This jig is for one of my other hobbies, tying knots with Parachute Cord, in this case paracord bracelets. It's made from birch ply and poplar simple rabbits. Finish is IBA Pine stain and satin poly. Over all a simple project but yet another stepping stone in learning about woodworking. My...
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  20. Drill press table

    My version of a useful accessory for your DP. Just a couple pieces of plywood glued together, with some T-track set into it. There is a sacrificial 4" x 4" square of plywood in the middle to make tearout a thing of the past. I've found it very handy and I don't know why more manufacturers...
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