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The Cordless Drill, artwork

Czappa, member | September 20th, 20091 comment

This is a humorious piece and a play on words, "The Cordless Drill" as we already had drills that were cordless for hundreds of years. The title is made in the brass printers plate with holes drilled...

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Workshop Tongs or Blind Nailing/Screwing Jigs

Bricofleur -, contributor | September 16th, 20091 comment

How many mistakes are made and how much time is spent taking mesurements to locate exactly where to drive nails or screws, or drill a hole from behind ? For a shelf, a bracket, a door pull, a...

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Blast Gate Improvement

MyCousinVinny, member | September 10th, 20095 comments

If you use these anoying Plastic gates that do not want to close. Check this out. I cut the corner and faced it down and it clears itself out............

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American Gothic, Hammer and nails

Czappa, member | August 25th, 20095 comments

This is made with thousands of nails and tacks. It is my version of the art work, "American Gothic" with the farmer, his wife and pitch fork. The hammers are the male and female. The frame is made of...

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No More Tipping Trim Router

Bricofleur -, contributor | July 29th, 20098 comments

Trim routers are great tools, but the base is so narrow that they have the tendancy to tip over when milling edges. While one hand holds the router itself and steers, there is not much room to grab...

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Hand Plane

DaveZilverberg, member | July 3rd, 20092 comments

Made with Bloodwood with Santos mahagony infills. Iron and cap made from pickup leaf spring. Adjustable mouth and replaceable sole. Some of the design features are from a Norris...

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"Legacy" Tables

EternalDesign, member | June 24th, 2009

"Legacy" tables made in the legacy of nakashima Spalted Maple with dyed bases.

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Spalted Maple and Walnut Tool Cabinet

rollo1, member | June 9th, 20094 comments

I built this tool cabinet for my hand tools, so it seemed appropriate to maximize my use of hand tools. The drawer and frame dovetails are all cut with saw and chisel, and all surfaces are finished...

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Centre scribe and drilling jig

nikpalmer, member | June 8th, 2009

I really wanted the new Bridge City Tools drill jig, but it was way too expensive so i made one of my own....it's jatoba which is very hard wearing and slightly self oiling... You can see a...

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Hanging Hand Tool Cabinet

iccs, member | June 3rd, 20092 comments

All joinery and wood cut by hand tools, cobbled together from ideas of other's cabinets. Carcass joinery are hand cut thru dovetails, the drawers are half blind dovetails.

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Ace of Purplehearts Workbench

woodker, member | May 21st, 20098 comments

Scandinavian style workbench. European beech with purpleheart accents. Hand turned brass pins support the bow saw and carpenters mallet. Project for Red Rocks Fine Woodworking...

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Saw Cabinet

woodker, member | May 21st, 20091 comment

Krenov style cabinet for hand saws. African mahogany, maple, lacewood, ebony. Hangs on inset french cleat. Project for Red Rocks Fine Woodworking School, Lakewood, CO.

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Leather Working Tool Chest

APO, member | May 15th, 2009

Tool Chest for leather working tools. Made of Alder and Walnut. The top drawer features a removable tray for access to additional stamp storage below.

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Tool Cabinet

realmccoy01, member | May 13th, 20097 comments

This is a recently completed tool cabinet. The design is my own with lots of inspiration from Jim Tolpin's "The Toolbox Book". The cabinet is walnut and the drawer faces are flame maple.

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The Carpenter

Czappa, member | May 8th, 20091 comment

This is a sculpture about my father who taught me woodworking when I was just a kid. Many of the tools on this piece were his. His outfit is made of 13 ply hardwood plywood cut up to make the parkay...

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Upgraded Mitersaw Station - Times 3 - Times 16

Bricofleur -, contributor | May 7th, 20093 comments

This is how I have upgraded my mitersaw station. Made out of 3/4"-thick MDF, this 16 drawers 8'-long X 18"-deep X 8"-high nest raise up the station at a confortable height for my 6' tall person...

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Horizontal Router Table

Mahoganaholic, member | April 27th, 2009

I saw the horizontal router table article by Ernie Conover and had to design one for myself. Mine is loosely based on his design, but made with several improvements such as a larger top...

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Coachmakers Rabbet Plane

africanchippy, member | April 23rd, 20093 comments

I was inspired by an article in a 1987 FWW to build this plane. It is a reproduction of a type used by 19th century artisans. The body is made from Purpleheart and I ground the blade from a 34"...

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Duck head scraper

jacques58, member | April 15th, 2009

This duck head scraper win the first prize in the aesthetics category at the WoodCentral's first toolmaking contest.

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Carving Knife

flairwoodworks, member | March 26th, 2009

I made this knife for a friend upon finding out that he didn't own one suitable for carving. I made the blade from a jigsaw blade and carved the handle from a choice piece of Pacific Dogwood...

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Plane O' Box

DonTito89, member | March 24th, 20091 comment

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It's Hip to Have a Square or Two

Tom McKenna, contributor | March 3rd, 2009

These two small tools are critical if you want a well-equipped shop

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Cherry tool box

AxlMyk, member | February 25th, 20091 comment

After 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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Brass Inlay Plane

Namriach, member | February 24th, 2009

This plane was made w/ 3/16" brass, Rosewood tote & knob, Jabota for the cap lever. The sides &sloe have 3/16" x 3/4" finger joints, soldered. The tote & knob were exopied amp...

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Scroll Saw Blade Holder

David Pruett, contributor | 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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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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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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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, 20081 comment

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 -, contributor | 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 -, contributor | 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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Traditional WorkBench

CidLessa, member | October 28th, 20085 comments

This is my first job in carpentry. 240cm tall, 90cm wide and 90cm in height. Is already helping me to produce other work. Brasil

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