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Revolutionize Your Clamping Game with the BESSEY® Rotating Trigger Clamp
Revolutionize Your Clamping Game with the BESSEY® Rotating Trigger Clamp
Introduction
Whether you're a woodworking enthusiast, a DIY hobbyist,...
Pen NIb, Spreader and Box
Working in the cool basement
We've been having a hot and humid few days and so I happily retired to the cool workshop space in our basement....
The Evolution of Milwaukee Tools PACKOUT: Revolutionizing Jobsite Storage
Introduction
In the world of construction and trades, having a reliable and organized storage system is essential for maximizing efficiency an...
Making a Leg with Hand Tools
Last blog I said I would share the method I used to make the legs for the recent table. I made the legs with mostly hand tools.
First I glued e...
A Guide to Router Bits: Unlocking the Versatility of Your Woodworking Projects
Router bits are essential tools for any woodworking enthusiast or professional craftsman. Whether you're creating intricate designs, cutting preci...
live edge table
Live Edge Table
At the beginning of June I started a couple of live edge projects. The bowl went pretty well and has found a home. The other...
Live Edge Bowl
First a photograph showing the two tools from the last blog. The large sander is more than twice the weight of the 4 1/2 angle grinder. However it...
Disk Sander/Grinder
This morning I set out to do a blog comparing the 4 1/2 grinder with sanding disk to a 7 inch sander with a sanding disk.
Both are great tools, ...
Make a Kerf Saw
Followers know I have a shop full of tools and yet something I like to do is make more tools. When I make a tool it connects me to the roots of th...
Giant Charcuterie Boatd
Sometimes making nice things is quite easy. If you have really good raw materials and don't get crazy you can get a fine result with almost no sk...
Oak
It has been a while since I posted. No real good reason, I guess I just needed a break there are now 1,178 published posts on a blog begun Januar...
Table Top Game
My grand kids are board game players, encouraged by their Oma and Mother. About half the time I play along, and almost never win. The kids were h...