#Woodworking tools

[nieuwe-secession]

Neues Spielzeug Toys for older boys LOL

[trixsterwood]

Long time no post. Got a Black and Decker Drill Powered Band Saw for 25 Canadian with a thicker wood blade, a thick metal/wood blade (so missing the thin metal blade), a spare drill, and a random mitre gauge for some unknown tool. Pictured is my first try at turning since highschool using my small drill powered lathe. I have decided that yes, I do indeed need to go acquire proper turning chisels, but that this technically functions (I used 3 just standard flat chisels for this in 3 sizes)

[geocyclist]

Tool case for the hammer drill I use at work. We were keeping it in its cardboard box, but that was starting to fall apart and wasn’t long enough to hold the drill bits that we use.

Dados in side panels and dry fitting with top and bottom panels before glue up.

The lid was then separated from the box by running all 4 sides on the table saw.

The dividers were made with interlocking plywood sections which were dado’d, glued, and brad nailed together, and then located into the box.

Cabinet hinges were installed on the lid with a kreg jig. The support piece was milled to a thickness that matched the depth of the lid so it fit perfectly.

Finished case lined with cardboard as padding for the tool and accessories! Questions, comments, and suggestions are always welcome!

[wikirobot]

Cleaning up and sharpening a few hand planes I picked up on Craigslist. Lots of sharpening and cleaning off of rust.

[minova]

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[meditation7]

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[handcraftedandgarden]

can you guess what I'm making

[ajay-hand-tools-manufacturer]

Benefits of carpenter tools

Carpenter tools are essential in the carpentry industry. They are used to shape and cut wood, metal, and other materials.

The benefits of carpenter tools can be summed up in four words: versatility, efficiency, accuracy, and durability. The versatility of carpenter tools is what makes them so efficient. You can use them for a variety of projects without having to switch out your tool for a different one. Carpenter tools are also accurate because they allow you to make the cuts you need with precision. Lastly, these tools are durable because they can withstand heavy use without breaking or wearing down quickly like some other types of tools would do.

[handcraftedandgarden2]

Decorative lights are extremely unique

Decoration ideas for you

[bartekswoodworkingtips]

Woodcrafting journey

Just started my woodcrafting journey. It's very hard, but I know a secret.

[trixsterwood]

Plot twist: Back on my bullshit

So I found more drill powered tools, for decently cheap, this time for some rarer ones! A small 5 and some change inch blade circular saw, and a half sheet sander, both drill powered, both used by the guy in his condo so you know they work. The half sheet sander is decently uncommon but not quite rare, but having a circular saw with guard like this is *rare*. Almost all drill powered circ saws are a loose blade with adapter, no guard, and super unsafe, so this is a rare rare find! On Monday I should be picking up a extremely cheap drill-powered jigsaw, and a nice model at that, if all goes to plan. Going to bring my total of drill powered tools to:

Owned hand drill powered: Drill press (old, cast iron, hard/$ to ship, medium rare), lathe (new, rare), disk sander (new), half sheet sander (old, box, medium rare), circular saw (old, rare rare if with guard), paint mixer (new)

I want drill powered: Electric grinder/sharpener (chinese ones have no toolrest, but can get one there easy, also home depot), jigsaw (hopefully monday, medium rare), oscillating disk sander (never seen one online, may not exist), buffing wheel (either china or bulk set), better drill lathe (old preferably), router (never seen, may not exist), reciprocating saw (rare), original home utility line stand (likely as part of a bulk set buy)

But, as of right now/monday, I have a nearly complete set, even with some newer bits, or I could get one quick with a couple chinese buys :3 I already have some of the rare ones, so super pleased/excited with how this set's evolving :3

[geocyclist]

Sunday woodworking with my daughter to make a birdfeeder inspired by @fischotterkunst :

Mock up with suet holder with the placement of the ends and sides. The bandsaw was used to cut out the ends, and then the end pieces were used to set the jointer to make the sides match the angle of the roofline.

The feeder was assembled with an air powered brad nailer, much faster and cleaner than screws.

I am especially proud of how the roof panels came together. This reinforces that woodworking isn’t about getting exact measurements, it is about relative measurements. The peak of the end was used to set the jointer so that the roof panels would match up. The actual angle doesn’t matter, it is using the parts for the setup of the tool that does. (I really should have a picture of that and I may mock it up later for another post)

Here’s the block holder as it sits inside the feeder. It was too dark to get a photo of it hanging outside, so I’ll amend this post tomorrow.

Here’s to more avian visitors!

[woodmdad]

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[masterwoodworking]

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Do you love crafting, but don't have the money to buy all the tools you need? Fear not! You can make your own tools using simple materials and a little bit of DIY know-how. Here are ten simple woodworking tools you can make at home.