I’ve finally completed my router-table-in-the-table-saw-wing. This features a much upgraded fence over “v1”, and massive amounts of storage. The marquee feature is Precision Router Lift from the video sponsor, Kreg. Thanks for making this happen Kreg! Kreg’s lift allowed me to take full advantage of Timbecon’s new round router body (round body …
I really like the way kiss-cut-vinyl stickers look for the type of logo I have, so I wanted to replicate that for a shop sign that I could hang on the wall. Using the CNC and vinyl cutter, I made a light up shop sign using acrylic, MDF, far too …
Does 3D printing have a use in the woodworkers workshop? I needed a 100mm PVC DWV to 2.5″ flex hose adapter, and if I bought one off the shelf (if I didn’t forget to buy one first!), it wouldn’t’ have fit straight on the PVC without some sort of step …
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Unfortunately due to lack of energy (rather than lack of time), AWYIS – Australian Woodworkers on Youtube In Spotlight – must come to an end. I’m doing nobody any favours by sitting on a “secret” list of channels. If somebody wants to take up the mantle, by all means, and …
For a long time our TV unit was one of those relatively inexpensive, seemingly everywhere generic “low line” beasts. Two glass doors, flanking two wide shelves that were never tall enough to put anything in, and a drawer on janky slides. Earlier in the year we were able to give …
Grab the free template Making your own mallet is almost a rite of passage for woodworkers, right up there with building your own workbench and making a chopping board. Until now, I’ve only been using a ~$10 or so wooden mallet from Bunnings. To be fair to the mallet, …
Power carving is fun – messy, but fun – and this was no exception. Making wall art with power carving is a great way to let loose and not worry about joinery, getting things square, and just generally focus on the fun parts of woodworking. This triptych is carved from …
Jarrah (thats Eucalyptus marginata, not E. Margarine) is a tree native to Western Australia. Rich red colour, heavy, and abusive towards your tools. I’ve put up a small playlist of jarrah projects from others https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLIAY4op1Uapg1h3im2Xw53YfmEoGP6dca&disable_polymer=true
Inspired by Box Throne but turned off by the metal looks, I wanted to make an attractive adjustable height shelf wooden storage cabinet for all my board games. Thus, Box Usurper was born. It utilises saw tooth shelves for the adjustable mechanism – more attractive and pointy than the average shelf …
Recently I needed a socket head cap screw to hold something up, but the problem is finding one larger than m12 gets hard and expensive. So the obvious solution was to make a M35 equivalent in wood. Yes, I’ve gone off the deep end.
