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What hand tools can't you live without?
64 commentsWhile building a travel tool chest I had to make a hard desicion about which hand tools would make the cut. I'll tell you what I settled on, but I want to know which tools would end up in your tool chest.
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Tool Chest
4 commentsI needed a modest-sized tool chest to transport tools I will be using at a workshop this summer. I wanted something fairly compact, not a "master craftsman" chest (another project for another...
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Tool Box
7 commentsTool box is a box with a lot of tools in it. This is a box with all the tools organized in it. It nice to have alot of tools but a pain when you can't find them. In this box each tool has a place and...
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captain's chest
1 commentA captains sea chest given a face-lift. It was intended for an 18 year old's birthday so the seaworthiness was not required , so no heavy lock, metal straps far too gothic and heavy carved initials...
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Shane's Backyard Workshop
This blueprint consists of a overall close to perfect workshop. As you can see I laid out all of my machines and materials in a orderly fashion in a letter C shape. Starting at the bottom you pick...
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Half Size
This Model hapens to be half the size of my existing shop. I currently have a 24 x 40 shop/garage, but no where near the tools that I have placed in my dreamshop on here. If I ONLY had the money...
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Tool Box : apprentice piece in oak
4 commentsWell if an architect can do an aprentice pieece at 50!. I based them (one for the Mrs and one for me) on the ubiquitous design with machine cut dovetails on the drawers. Oak and Maple with oil...
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Is a college professor any smarter than a skilled furniture maker?
6 commentsA powerful essay, defending the craftsman's deep and profound knowledge of the world, is just one of the treasures I found in an 1883 issue of Amateur Mechanics magazine (free on Google Books). It's amazing how little has changed in our craft.
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Handplane Storage Case
3 commentsAs part of a Hand Joinery class at Palomar College, we were required to build a box incorporating dovetails, frame and panel and a lid. My Lie Nielsen planes didn't have their own home so a case was...
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Making a Wooden Hinge for a Box
16 commentsShaping a wooden hinge with hand- and power tools.
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Cherry tool chest
I made this Cherry tool chest from ShopNotes Vol 9 issue 49. Decoration has been altered but the basic carcase is the same. I added a bottom drawer unit for more storage space. Building this tool...
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Coopering a box lid
12 commentsCoopering a lid without any jigs, using a combination of hand- and power tools
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Antique Oak Coffee Table becomes Ken's Toolbox
2 commentsSome time ago, my brother-in-law Ken handed me a sack of wooden parts that were once an antique oak coffee table. The table had just fallen apart over time. He thought maybe I could reuse the wood...
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Cherry tool box
1 commentAfter looking at many plans for ideas, I came up with this heirloom tool box. It took me a month to build and was an enjoyable project. It is made of solid cherry that I bought roughsawn.
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Walnut, Ebony, and Birdseye Maple Tool Box
I've wanted a machinist tool box since I was about 10 yrs old. So a couple of years ago I built this upgraged version which I used for keeping my gold and silver.
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Carrying and Storage Case for Work Sharp WS3000
1 commentI love my Work Sharp WS3000, but it comes without a case for storage. Neatnik that I am, I decided to make one--it took some design time to figure out how to get the glass wheels, spare disks and...
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tool box
This is an old shipping crate that my grate grandparents used to ship their belongings in when they immigrated from England. The actual box is 21wx42lx24d and made of pine. It's held...
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