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Scroll Saw Blade Holder

USNERDOC, member | February 6th, 2009

A six-tube scroll saw blade holder to help organize blades and tools at the bench for a woodworker doing marquetry. Video and SketchUp plans available at the Folding Rule Blog.

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An air-quality monitor at an affordable price

TGB, member | February 4th, 2009

Wood dust isn’t good for your lungs. And, of all the wood dust that floats in the air of your shop, the smallest particles -- those under 2.5 microns (or about 1/24th the size of a human hair...

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A few words in favor of small tools

David5346, member | January 30th, 20091 comment

Why I like working with small handplanes and chisels

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A replica of the Benjamin Seaton Tool chest

wankero, member | January 28th, 20093 comments

In 2006 I decided to build a replica of the Seaton tool chest. The chest itself took about nine months working about three hours a day. Another hundred or so hours was spent making some of the...

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Seventeen-in-one rabbet bit

TGB, member | January 26th, 2009

New bit from Infinity Tools

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The gloved woodworker

AsaC, member | January 17th, 200911 comments

Lightweight work gloves are surprisingly handy in the shop

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Sash Dowelling Boxes

wankero, member | December 24th, 2008

Sash dowelling boxes were used to hold a sash bar steady while a hole was drilled in the end for a dowel. They were usually made by a craftsman. Methods of holding the bar on the sides include...

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A machine mishap

FineWoodworkingEditors, member | December 24th, 2008

A quick lesson in using the SawStop

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Sanding Tip: Eliminating Maximum Dust

mvflaim, member | December 14th, 20082 comments

Helpful tips on maximizing dust removal from a palm sander

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Screwdrivers

Rambler, member | December 11th, 2008

A number of different wood species for Christmas gifts

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Pair of ivory and German silver spirit levels

levelmaker, member | December 10th, 20082 comments

A pair of eight inch Scottish style spirit levels made from pre-ban elephant ivory with inlaid German silver trim. The steel screw heads were polished, and then blued using a heating torch. One of...

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Shopmade D-handle Router Base

bricofleur, member | November 25th, 2008

Inspired by Carol Reed's design, this D-handle was easy to build with 3/8''-thick Plexigass and a shopmade handle copied from a handsaw. Plexiglass is easy to mill with any woodworking power tools...

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Horizontal Router Table

bricofleur, member | November 25th, 2008

I meant to built a horizontal router table for a long time to mill sliding dovetail tail boards, raised panels with vertical router bits, tenons, and profiles on edges of wide boards, all that flat...

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