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Where Can a 11th grader get a grant for my never updated 62 year old high school shop class

js2295, member | October 4th, 201224 comments

Hi I relocated to Iroquois High School this year as a 11th grader my old shop class was huge and had safe machinary. Now im at Iroquois in Ny and its a mess the table saw, bandsaw, lathes, router...

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New Hand Tool Panel and Router on Tablesaw Wing

ebergh, member | March 29th, 20122 comments

I finally got around to making a Hand Tool cabinet for my small shop, modifiying the design by Jan Zoltowski that FWW offers. It has really helped get things organized! I have also added a new MLCS...

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"Lazy Stephen" Tool Turntable

MarkKessler, member | February 24th, 20129 comments

I call this the "Lazy Stephen". It's a modified version of a turntable plan I came across. I don't think I have followed ANY plan to the exact "jot or tittle". I tend to find ways to wrest the...

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tool chest

cerbere, member | August 15th, 20112 comments

I've made many tool chest in my life... The problem is that I can't make the right one... Or they're too heavy 0r they're too small. Or they're impractical... I'm so tired of it that I think my next...

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Charrette Farms Wood Shop

Brinks, member | March 22nd, 201111 comments

After a 33-year hiatus of woodworking, we bought a farm several of years ago. The first two years were spent working on a dirt floor making cabinets and furniture for the original 1926...

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Barn Oak Mallet

Dashiell, member | January 11th, 20112 comments

Mallet made of oak from a 200 year old dismantled barn. Dimentions of the head are 6 1/2"x4"x3". Handle is 7" long and secured with a wedged through-tenon. Weight is approxomately 2...

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Semi-Permanent Bench Grinder Mount

Threaded inserts keep grinder locked-down, but easily movable.

My work table often pulls double- and triple-duty for tons of shop tasks. Most often it's sharpening, but I also use it for drilling, holding bench hooks and shooting boards and occassionally as a chop-saw station. Hopefully soon, it will also hold a midi-lathe. Since I plan on rearranging the top pretty regularly, I wanted a way to... read full tip