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Kreg Jig Storage / Workstation solution. I have received so many good ideas and enjoyed Lumberjocks I though I need to help in the contribution with some post.
Still have to go buy a handle then it should be done. Made it with all scraps I had on hand. The oak that is stained are stair tread scraps my step dad had from a job. I saved them from the burn pile 8 months ago. They are a perfect 1” height as the Kreg Jig. I made it deep for more storage, but it is a little too tall when on my bench. May be perfect if I put it on my saw horses. I have a few more ideas for it. The pencil, drill bit, allen wrench holder will come in handy. The size was all dictated from the jig size and scraps.
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Bill_N
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#1 posted 94 days ago
I like it
-- I have the Saw Dust Fever
Time2beupinAZ
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#2 posted 94 days ago
Looks great. Nice work.
-- Tim - I usally measure twice after I cut......then I know for sure that I cut it short.....
Monte Pittman
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#3 posted 94 days ago
Good job. Keep up the good work.
-- Mother Nature created it, I just assemble it. - It's not ability that we often lack, but the patience to use our ability
DIYaholic
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#4 posted 94 days ago
You took some scraps and turned them in to a good looking shop aide!!!
Organization is great thing!!!
-- Randy-- I may not be good...but I am slow!
sprucegum
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#5 posted 94 days ago
That is a great idea Kreg makes a nice jig but the box it comes in is a POS no way to put all of the pieces away in a organized manner.
-- A tube of calk and a gallon of paint will make a carpenter what he ain't
Dwayne
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#6 posted 94 days ago
I found a handle I salvaged so my total cost is $0. Just a little time.
Ken90712
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#7 posted 93 days ago
Well done should serve you well.
-- Ken, "Everyday above ground is a good day!"
Richard
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#8 posted 93 days ago
Looks great , What is the overall size?
Dwayne
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#9 posted 93 days ago
With my scraps and the jig it’s 7” h x 23”w x 11”
Dwayne
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#10 posted 93 days ago
Oops 6” h
Pcwoodchipes
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#11 posted 93 days ago
Great job . A good way to keep up with all the parts and jig in one.
-- Gary Panama City Fl In God I Trust
Jpedi
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#12 posted 93 days ago
Way cool! As far as I’m concerned the only thing for the burn pile is splinters, which is why my shop looks like something exploded in there. The wife was in there this afternoon biting her tongue…. hehe
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#13 posted 93 days ago
I really like that this is all in one…i’d consider it if I didn’t already have the kreg tool box
-- It's made of wood. Real sturdy.--Chubbs Peterson
Dwayne
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#14 posted 91 days ago
P.S. I read on LJs of a tip to paint the measurment marks and gently wipe off the paint to make it easier to read. I have 20/20 and its a pain for me to read and it reminds me to change the collar depth. Yea I for got once…. Or twice.
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