90 days ago
by Boatman53 |
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Inspired by that little tool box I posted on the hand tools forum I’ve decided to build a small box of my own. The biggest tool I wanted to fit is my 12” x 18” framing square. The widest tool at the moment (there might be some changes) is the handle of an 8” brace at 3”. So the interior dimensions are 12 1/4” x18 1/4” x 3 1/2” . I have some teak left over from a job about three years ago that is already 1/2” thick so that is the wood IR...
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157 days ago
by deutschman |
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As one of my beginning projects at the boat school I built my self this Norse style tool box. While very beautiful, it just doesn’t function well for me, as everything gets piled up and I have to dig around to find stuff.So I built my self this Japanese style tool box inspired by Mafe here on LJ. Is it as beautiful as his? No. Its made out of scraps laying around the shop, and I built it a bit rough because I know I will use the heck out of it at boat yards and work shops. I like it. I ...
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159 days ago
by deutschman |
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Hello,
My name is Jeremy (firm cyber hand shake). This is my first blog entry for my account here at LumberJocks. Short intro. Please excuse my spelling. Spelling has been a struggle for me my whole life.A bit about my self. I was born in Marburg Germany, but have lived the larger part of my life on the west coast of the USA. I love anything I can do with my hands. Pottery, glass work, automotive work, carpentry, cooking, brewing beer… you get the idea. I love to learn and share. I a...
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391 days ago
by John Franklin |
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THANK YOU to http://lumberjocks.com/VillageCarpenter – I have driven by the Cloisters a million times, but until I read about it in her blog, I never considered going.
workbench in the workshop from the Ephrata Cloister.
(pictures go here – but no joy in posting flickr pics, please click the link below)
The English Style workbench had no stretchers across the front or back – but on closer inspection, I think I found the mortises where they once were. It̵...
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900 days ago
by helluvawreck |
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My Genuine Redwing boots feel just right when they’re propped up on a Genuine Rivergirl Footstool, especially when it was built for me. :)
When I came in from the shop last night I had my wife, Claire, photograph my boots on rivergirl’s footstool and she was delighted to oblige me. So this is what my boots look like when they’re propped up on the stool. :)
I thought I would post a few pictures of how rivergirl’s box is coming along so I put them below.
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931 days ago
by mafe |
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Tool tote travel 3finger joints on a template / jig
This is third part of the tool tote travel.
Now I have cut dovetails by hand, so it’s time to play with machines again…This time some finger joints, since it’s a learning experience.
I bought some years ago a router template for finger joints, and half blind dovetails.I paid 100$ on a sale and never opened the box… So now it was time!
I found a 10 mm router bit as the set needed, and made a test cut on some plywood…
O...
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936 days ago
by helluvawreck |
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Since rivergirl has built me a stool that is exactly the way that I wanted it to look I decided that I would build her a tool box as a way of reciprocating. I love the footstool and I think that she did a fine job on it and the wood and finish is just beautiful. It is as though rivergirl had read my mind about the way that I wanted my stool to look. rivergirl has told me that her stool has some flaws in it but I am sure that her tool box will also have some flaws in it so that is as it should...
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948 days ago
by mafe |
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Tool tote travelglue up and details
This is second part of the tool tote travel.
Time for glue up.Table covered, water, PU glue, brush and gloves.
Applying water on the joints, so the glue will work, and expand as wanted.Then the glue, and the rest is a just a puzzle, where you don’t want to use your camera, since you forgot to wear the gloves, and had glue all over…
So here we are with clean fingers, and a clamped up tool tote.It’s important that you have remembered t...
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948 days ago
by mafe |
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Tool tote travela learning travel in tools and techniques.
Yes some of you will say: ‘come on Mad(s), we heard about this, and you will never get done with those dovetails’.And I have to admit: ‘I have been a chicken when it comes to dovetails’.
The project:The project is a tool tote or tool box (many opinions on the name), a mix of some wonderful pine wood boards from an old closet, and a branch from the forest!
Here the design I did, a simple but ‘hopefully’ long, slim and elegant too...
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954 days ago
by FlWoodRat |
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Tommy has done it again. His updated website is now provided twenty plus video clips of the Tool Box Build. FYI, Tommy released a DVD on this project about a year ago. I bought it when it came out and all I can say is that it is a well produced, high quality product. Now, it’s even better. Tommy is giving it to us. That’s right.. FREE BABY!.. Follow this link to get to T’s website.
http://www.thomasjmacdonald.com/
Now, look in the lower right corner under “What&...
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