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Marshmallow Catapult

796 days ago by Lockwatcher | 7 comments »

When I pulled this off of my cabinet, I did not expect so many would like to build these. Well, I took one apart so that we could make some notes – and then detail construction. Below: The marshmallow catapult in it’s finished form. As you can see below, the catapult concists of only 6 wooden parts & some miscellaneous hardware, all easy to build with handtools if need be. When we did this project with the scouts, we put it together as a kit that they could sand &#...

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Book shelves from reclaimed wood and shutters #1: Beginning with shutters

1236 days ago by Dennis Fletcher | 4 comments »

I was asked to take these shutters and make some bookshelves. I will be utilizing wood that is approx. 60 yrs old and these shutters, which, we don’t know how old, but could be much more. I am inserting the pictures of the shutters, as this project may take a little while

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The Process of Segmented Woodturning

1093 days ago by Bob Simmons | 6 comments »

Segmented woodturning is an interesting craft. It is one of those wood projects that requires more than just a wood lathe and some lathe tools. It helps to have woodworking equipment such as a table saw, a planer, a jointer, a mitresaw, an open stand drum sander, and a disc sander. Also when starting out you’ll need to design for your segmented woodturning project . First, decide if you want to turn a bowl, a vase, salt and peppermills, or even a lamp. Next, you’ll need to dr...

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How To Make Shop Built Wooden Clamps

821 days ago by AlexHarris | 25 comments »

A video showing how to make some really good wooden bar clamps. End your clamp shortage now! Build some clamps which only cost a few pounds to make and could be better than clamps you can buy. These clamps don’t mark the wood or stain from glue.

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Patio / Deck Bench #1: Medicine cabinet on hold - Bench slips ahead

1119 days ago by Blinky | 3 comments »

I set aside the me I decided to use some scraps of Ipé from the deck that was built a couple years ago to finally build that bench, to sit on top of said deck. Here is a sketchup snapshot of part of the design; And a few of work in progress. I cut the butt-swoop in the top of the ‘ribs’ on the bandsaw. I cut the dadoes in the rail to fit the seat supports w/a router, then drilled holes for walnut dowels.I tried use the best SS screws I had, but the 1st one snapped, and ...

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Wine Cork Display Tutorials #4: Miter Keys

916 days ago by FaTToaD | 2 comments »

In this final section of the Wine Cork Display Tutorials I will show you how I cut and glue in the miter keys. Larger Picture Version LJ Project of Finished Displays Here you can see my miter key jig. Since I cut so many miter keys for the wine cork displays and the boxes I make, I decided that a nice, large, dedicated jig would save me a lot of time. It works really well, I’ve used the heck out it. The first thing I do is figure out how far from the edge I want my keys to...

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Unorthodox Bandsaw Box #1: Box making steps

555 days ago by Jim Jakosh | 27 comments »

My wife asked me when I was going to make her a box to keep our business cards in when we travel. I had made a few boxes but never one upon request- especially from her. So I wanted this to be special. I went about making a bandsaw box in an unconventional way and I was having a problem with the hinge design. One night I had a dream of how to do it and wrote it down right away in the morning. Here are the steps I used to make the box using mainly the bandsaw and the scroll saw for one tough p...

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New Bosch articulated arm miter saw in action

755 days ago by bubinga | 12 comments »

Bosch Red-Hot Value Packages – Buy A Miter Saw, Get A Drill / Driver, at “Woodworkers Supplyhttp://woodworker.com/12-dual-bevel-glide-miter-saw-mssu-158-312.asp?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=IRW29E GCM12SD 12” Dual-bevel Miter Saw with PS31-2A drill/driver $859.99 THE BOSCH GCM12SD ARTICULATED ARM MITER SAW IS THE NEXT GENERATION OF PRECISION MITER SAWS NEW SLIDE RAIL FREE DESIGN MAKES IT IDEAL FOR TIGHT WORK SPACES AND TRANSPORTING TO JOBSITES • Patente...

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MOBIUS TRIANGLE #1: The design and how it will be?

932 days ago by BertFlores58 | 4 comments »

Actually, I still have so many pending designs such as spiral, rectangular and the parabolic that are on halt. However, when I experimented on this rhumboid …. that from a square rod, I can convert it to a 60×120 degrees rhomboid. Simply saying, I can create two equilateral triangles out of a square cut 45 degrees from end to end. Meaning 45 on x axis and 45 degrees on y axis of a miter. Here is the design: THE CONSTRUCTION.. And here is the latest photo of the proje...

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Episode 80 Entertainment Center Part 1

993 days ago by kosta | 4 comments »

Episode 80 Entertainment Center Part 1 from kostas workshop on Vimeo.In this episode I start working on my saw dust chronicles build challenge entry. I start working on the panels that are going to be used for the sides and the top and bottom. After I cut all the parts to size I glue up the boards to make panels.

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