Well I didn’t take any good progress pictures on this one, but it has quickly become my favourite tool. This design is somewhat based in the workbenches that Lee Valley sells. It has a Veritas twin screw vise on the tail end, and a large quick release vise on the front. I drilled holes in …
This was my first crosscut sled, also from 2007. I say was, because I was never happy with the squareness of its cuts and decided to “recycle” its parts. With a big hammer. Actually part of this sled is hanging above my lathe now – the bottom of the sled became the back board of …
I built a simple out-feed support for my Ridgid TS3650 table saw back in 2007. It is made of some poor quality paint grade maple ply that I got from a local home centre. I say it’s poor quality because the face veneers are de-laminating in places, and it had an incredible number of voids. …