Heres a quick tuit. Took 3 years of constantly searching for safety goggles, dust mask, ear defenders which were always down the back of the bench/in the dust on the floor before I got round to this.
They are supposed to live on this hook, but they fall off everytime I knock them. Its really annoying, and I can't get everything on there - so they get left around the workshop and damaged.
Length of ash. Drilled some holes at 10 degrees. Spaced at increasing intevals.
Cut up some dowel left over from the days when I used to make very large kites. I used a stanley knife to cut a slot in each, to allow the glue to bereleased.
Hammered in. The hydralic pressure can really build up benhind the dowel. You can see the glue squueze out on every peg. I aligned the slots on the same edge so they wouldn't be visible.
And the same for the fence from the router, and the mitre guide for the table saw. Never quite knew where to put them. Hardly get used a lot, but frequently enough that its no good them being packed away somewhere obscure.
Knocked this up from an offcut of the japanese stool. Ash + Walnut - posh eh? 8)
They are supposed to live on this hook, but they fall off everytime I knock them. Its really annoying, and I can't get everything on there - so they get left around the workshop and damaged.
Length of ash. Drilled some holes at 10 degrees. Spaced at increasing intevals.
Cut up some dowel left over from the days when I used to make very large kites. I used a stanley knife to cut a slot in each, to allow the glue to bereleased.
Hammered in. The hydralic pressure can really build up benhind the dowel. You can see the glue squueze out on every peg. I aligned the slots on the same edge so they wouldn't be visible.
And the same for the fence from the router, and the mitre guide for the table saw. Never quite knew where to put them. Hardly get used a lot, but frequently enough that its no good them being packed away somewhere obscure.
Knocked this up from an offcut of the japanese stool. Ash + Walnut - posh eh? 8)
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