Plane storage
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Philly
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Ahh..Pete. Now that's just a plain, old-fashioned, un-necessary (but funny) gloat.... :lol:
Mind you, its makes good use of the avaialble floor space :wink:
Philly
Mind you, its makes good use of the avaialble floor space :wink:
Philly
jimi43
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Pete! You got swapsies on threes and fours ain't ya?
Is that one of them there tiny Chinese "brass and rosewood" jobbies I see in the middle...that almost everyone gets conned into buying...(me too) and can't shave for s*&t?
I am worried because I see some LN in my future and that collection looks a lot like mine could be if I lost control!!!
You need one of those outline pictures with numbers and a key in it...or MAYBE we should put a competition to name each one...now that would be fun!!
Cheers mate...amazed!
Jim
Is that one of them there tiny Chinese "brass and rosewood" jobbies I see in the middle...that almost everyone gets conned into buying...(me too) and can't shave for s*&t?
I am worried because I see some LN in my future and that collection looks a lot like mine could be if I lost control!!!
You need one of those outline pictures with numbers and a key in it...or MAYBE we should put a competition to name each one...now that would be fun!!
Cheers mate...amazed!
Jim
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Hi, Chaps
That was taken some time ago and I have slimmed down the 3's 4's and 5's and the Record and Stanley spoke shaves. I had another few I forgot about when I took that picture, about 110 or so in total :shock:
The mini plane has been tuned
with a brass sole and all the corners rounded off and it now planes Cocobolo a treat.
Thats a bit of 2X2 its sitting on. it's a good little plane for small bits.
Pete
That was taken some time ago and I have slimmed down the 3's 4's and 5's and the Record and Stanley spoke shaves. I had another few I forgot about when I took that picture, about 110 or so in total :shock:
The mini plane has been tuned
with a brass sole and all the corners rounded off and it now planes Cocobolo a treat.
Thats a bit of 2X2 its sitting on. it's a good little plane for small bits.
Pete
jimi43
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Yup...that's the one! I bought it in a fit of insanity at TIMBERLINE one day...must have been fogged by the wood I bought!
I tried tuning mine...but the blade steel is so bad that I don't think it will work...I think I might grind down a little No.50 blade...but I bought an IBEX 12mm for my tiny work on the guitars so I am happy now...mind you...it cost nearly 10 times as much!
I've got to sort my planes out one day...
Jim
I tried tuning mine...but the blade steel is so bad that I don't think it will work...I think I might grind down a little No.50 blade...but I bought an IBEX 12mm for my tiny work on the guitars so I am happy now...mind you...it cost nearly 10 times as much!
I've got to sort my planes out one day...
Jim
Derek Cohen (Perth Oz)
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I posted a "walk through" my workshop on my website about a month ago: http://www.inthewoodshop.com/Furniture/MyWorkshop.html
Not much class.
Regards from Perth
Derek
Not much class.
Regards from Perth
Derek
head clansman
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hi derek
nothing wrong with your shop, nice , love the old stanley router , i used that model years ago in the dockyard at portland lovely router . hc
nothing wrong with your shop, nice , love the old stanley router , i used that model years ago in the dockyard at portland lovely router . hc
woodbloke
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Derek - nice 'shop...shame there's no insulation on the walls for the Oz winter :lol: - Rob
woodbloke
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Nice to see you storing chisels safely as I do...edges behind clear plastic :wink: - Rob
Paul Chapman
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Karl":1r4kjg74 said:
I agree. Looks both simple and easily adaptable to changing requirements.
Cheers :wink:
Paul
RogerS
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How are the shelves fixed, Neil?
Smudger
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Paul Chapman":3pmicc9f said:
Indeed it does. Are the slats chamfered on the top edge? Like a French cleat.
head clansman
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hi
now that is a very neat idea, but come on don't dangle carrots like that without showing what keeps the shelfs square like that with a weighty plane sat on it .hc
now that is a very neat idea, but come on don't dangle carrots like that without showing what keeps the shelfs square like that with a weighty plane sat on it .hc
Hi guys, thanks for the kind comments.
It's a simple enough setup really. The distance between the slats is slightly more than the thickness of the shelves. All you do then is route (or in my case dado) a groove very slightly more than the thickness of the slat in the back underside of the shelf, which then slips over the top of the slat. Hope that explains it clearly.
Regards,
Neil
It's a simple enough setup really. The distance between the slats is slightly more than the thickness of the shelves. All you do then is route (or in my case dado) a groove very slightly more than the thickness of the slat in the back underside of the shelf, which then slips over the top of the slat. Hope that explains it clearly.
Regards,
Neil
eoinsgaff
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Thats very clever alright Neil. I think I understand what you're saying. A pic from the side would help.
I may have to copy that as well.
Eoin
I may have to copy that as well.
Eoin
jimi43
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Simple and Brilliant!
Like all the best ideas!
I like...I like a LOT!
Cheers Neil!
Jim
Like all the best ideas!
I like...I like a LOT!
Cheers Neil!
Jim
Pekka Huhta
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Neil, that's probably the most elegant and clever DIY tool storage system I've ever seen. My brother has been thining of a tool shelf for him, that's definitely the way I would build it for him. I could also make him a few extra metres of that "shelving" with the groove planed in, so he would only have to saw them to shape and drill holes for tools if necessary.
That's clearly ready straight to commercial production. Did you invent that yourself or did you see something like that somewhere else? It would be brilliant as a product: just two different components (horizontal strips which could even double as verticals behind them, and then blanks for the tool shelves) and a bag of screws.
There have been many good examples on the thread, but this is definitely the best.
Pekka
That's clearly ready straight to commercial production. Did you invent that yourself or did you see something like that somewhere else? It would be brilliant as a product: just two different components (horizontal strips which could even double as verticals behind them, and then blanks for the tool shelves) and a bag of screws.
There have been many good examples on the thread, but this is definitely the best.
Pekka
eoinsgaff
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Hmmm, well personally I thought my box was the best....
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