In this post I will walk thru a unique DIY project to build an inexpensive combo table saw, router table and maybe a jigsaw to add to my very limited space workshop. Dust collection will use a shopvac with a … Continued
This is my initial list of steps to build the table saw. I will add pictures and notes as I progress. Attach finished Makita saw 4″ dust port. a. Using routing template held secure with double stick tape cut dust … Continued
To build my radiator covers, I would like to use mortise and tenon joinery. Making the tenons using a router table and a jig seems doable. Trouble is that a mortise machine is costly. While I don’t have enough use … Continued
This butcherblock table top is something I purchase when I was in high school to be flat and sturdy. Today I have added a back to keep things from falling off and some magnetic strips to attach tools that used … Continued
The JoinTech manual shows three table Delta table saw/router configurations based on the length of the table. I have the 6′ rails, which puts the saw on the far left side of the table (JST-6). But I don’t actually have … Continued
This was purchased this years ago, but never had the opportunity to put it to use. I can see using my refurbished Porter Cable plunge router for edge trimming simply because the dust collection is very good. My idea is … Continued
Common Milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) Ice Ballet Swamp Milkweed (Asclepias incarnata) Butterfly Weed (Asclepias tuberosa) Inspired by by neighbors, I decided to attempt making a monarch butterfly hatchery for this spring. Once the weather warms (50-85 consistently) I will get some … Continued
Which of these two tools will work best to add woodcraft related design sketches for to my WordPress site. Over time I will search for other tools, but these are the ones I am most familiar. I will be using Visio 2016 Pro and Sketchup Make (2017).