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Festool Parallel Guides
I’ve had these @festoolcanada parallel guides for about 10 years and haven’t used them until today. Normally my tablesaw does all the parallel cut I need but these 8 foot long boards needed to be crosscut and the 24” width … Continue reading
I fixed my lamp!
This magnetic lamp fell off my bandsaw and hit the floor shattering the black peg style switch. I took it apart and modeled a new one for the 3D printer. I had my doubts but it was a near perfect … Continue reading
Completed mock up version – Wing Chun Dummy
Left handed model as the right arm is higher than the left arm (reverse order)Wall mount included. 1/8″ space around limb tenons for correct movement.All limbs come with wooden pegs to hold in place.Dummy is allowed to slide side to … Continue reading
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Testing out how non-stick these silicone cups are on day old epoxy. #shorts #woodworking #epoxy
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Winterize your water hoses folks. Water-line blow out kit from Princess Auto $29.99 CDN
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New Guitar Pedal Board
I wanted to put my pedals that I’ve collected and have been just sitting on the floor until now. I wanted a board that would keep them in place but I didn’t want to stick velcro on the back and … Continue reading
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Wing Chun Dummy Build Part 2
I’ve completed the dummy body and worked out the plan and made sketchup diagrams with all dimensions for someone to make their own dummy. Here I’ve masked off the areas I didn’t want glue on to be removed later. Here … Continue reading
Veritas Pattern Maker’s vise – The Tucker vise
Here is the vise installed on my workbench showing some of it’s features.
Book Press Restoration #2
This is my second one. I’ve finished restoring this old book press. When I picked it up at an auction it was rusted and seized up like a brick. When I removed all of the rust a couple pieces were … Continue reading