Hopefully my last installment of the time-honed tradition of 2×4 contest trash talk, I am hashing out some artistic differences with my fellow 2×4, Tooby. I hope this will be… Continue Reading 2×4 contest – Tooby and I
Today is Woodworking Safety Day, dedicated to all things safety-related in and around the workshop.
Not in response but as an addition to Steve Ramsey’s funny video (see below), these are the push blocks I made for use with my table saw (mostly). They work and are made from scrap or leftovers, but they are still pretty basic. But more professional solutions cost money, so this is intended to fill this gap – between nothing and something properly built and testet. Yes, there are many things you can do yourself rather than buy expensive pre-made solutions, but I do not think that this applies as strongly to safety items as it does to other jigs. At some day I will upgrade – I hope.
This is in relation to Mark Spagnuolo’s video, where he talks about some nifty upgrades for several important safety features. One of them are earmuffs that allow you to listen to music. I have tried making something like that myself, and here is how I did it. Again, it is cheap but far from perfect.
I give you my drill press dust solution. In my opinion, dust extraction for the drill press is a tricky thing, even though it is usually not as cirtical as… Continue Reading Drill Press Dust Solution – dust extraction for the drill press
This old, first shop tour is probably as far removed from my current shop setup as it could be. Well, since this is the first shop tour I published, that… Continue Reading First Shop Tour (Nostalgia, this is how I started out)
After I published the easter frog video, Youtube user Dante Smith asked for wooden eggs in a comment. Obviously that got me thinking, and my first idea was to send… Continue Reading Wooden Eggs, Wooden Decoration of the non-solid Variety
With Easter fast approaching, here is an idea for a shopmade decoration, or at least a good basis for one. All you need is a block plane and a piece of… Continue Reading A woodworker’s Easter decoration
For a project that you will hear about later I ran into a rather emberassing idea for a video – making my own pocket-hole jig to solve a “problem” that… Continue Reading Fail! – Pocket hole jig
Today a project came to pass that Jack Houweling initiated and that I knew absolutely nothing about – how could I, having only recently started making my own videos and… Continue Reading Bookends by an impromptu party crasher
I kinda forgot to post these videos here, and I have not yet gotten around to adding additional information in this blog regarding my projects. I do not know whether… Continue Reading Round tennons and Plug organiser