How many?

[devonwoody]

How many

Did an inventory of my shop made jigs, tools etc.

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Shooting boards (2)
Shoulder setting jig for hand dovetails
Flat surface board
Tenon jig for hand held router use
Taper jig for triton saw table
Fretsaw table
Tool tidy
SCMS platform
Drill bit stand
Clamp stand
Bandsaw dovetailo platform jig
Wet & dry abrasive paper glass and board.
1 ¼” & 1 ½” spacers for sharpener setting
Japanese saws holder frame
Tool rack
Tool shelves
Tenon jig for triton saw table
Donkey for handsaw cutting.
Wooden clamps
Dovetail marker
Screw bits holder
Electric/battery screwdriver stand
Grinder stand
Sharpening stones holders
Screw boxes
Drill bit holders
BENCH

27 and might find some more.

The wife thinks I am biased only making mens toys.

 

[NeilO]

looks like you had a busy week, DW...

either busy building, or busy doing nothing with time on your hands, :shock:

 

[devonwoody]

5 years dabbling above.

But no takers I see.

 

[Pete W]

Well, I hate to see a man abandoned and alone...

Let's see:
Drill press table
Extended bandsaw table
Tool cupboard
2x tool storage boards
2x saw horses
Freestanding chisel rack
Circular saw guide
Shooting board
Bench hook
And an almost-completed sawbench (this week's project).

As I suspected, not even in the same league , although I do need to make some storage boxes, and I have plans for a few clamps.

 

[dunbarhamlin]

Hmmm, quite meagre compared to the above explosions of creativity, but:

Shuting board
Bench Hook x2
Plane table (need to make a knew one though - thinking of using a transitional frog for the next, as the current one just clamps a block plane)
Bending forms for mandolin family instrument sides (3 sizes, 2 styles so far, used for heat bending instrument sides and bindings)
Bending and shaping forms for instrument backs (the same 3 sizes, male and female, used for heat bending, abrasive shaping, clamping and holding at different stages of instrument making)
Press to use with the above
Matching molds for the same (used during assembly to help with clamping and alignment.)
Other than that, just scratch stocks, mallets and spool clamps.

Steve