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You might have seen my workshop or some of my posts writing about my Table Saw. It's a Fay-Egan 16" 5HP pussycat. It just sits in the middle of the floor and does it's thing. Feeding this monster can sometimes be a problem. The saw blades are not your standard blades. They are Commercial blades...

This is a table I came up with when a buddy gave me some end-grain slabs of black walnut from a downed tree on his property. The only thing I could think to do with them was use them for table tops. This table uses the first of two pieces I received. The belt sander didn't work too well (even...

Vintage pad saw back to life Yes you are allowed to call me fanatic… I have had the luck to become the owner of some old pad saws, but could not get some blades, and would like to use one in my 'out the house' toolbox, so I would love to give it more than one type of blade… For those who do...

Just thought I'd show you all my version of Lumberjock MJR's knife. The blade part was cut from a 10" circular saw blade; I was surprised how well it cut and sharpened with a grinder! The handles are made from spalted oak burl, finished with shellac. I do just want to say this is NOT my idea, I...

For years, I stored my sawblades in a cardboard box under my workbench. I built this storage unit from some 3/4" poplar plywood and 1/4" hardboard. It measures 12.25" w x 19.5" h x 12.25" d. The blade storage trays (6) are laminated hardboard with holes drilled through the first layer to act...

I have SOLD all three of these knives, but if you would like me to build one for you, please contact me at: [email protected] - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Project Story: Damascus Blade Steel hand-forged 160 layers, by certified Blade Smith Jerry Kennedy, who...

This was a commission by a music lover in Portland. It is an Asian style cabinet with cantilevered boxes for stereo components. It is made with 3/4" pre-finished maple ply and trimmed in stained cherry. It was built using a lock miter and dados. I cut it so that the grain ran continuously down...

This is another one of those "why didn't I do it sooner" type projects. Bought some new blades, made it much more important to be able to store them properly. I had a bunch of roughly 300×300mm (12"x12") squares of 4mm ply hanging around, so I laminated a few to make form fitting holders for...