Router Bit Nest
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(from Popularwoodworking.com)
Watching an expensive router bit roll onto the floor is a heartbreaking experience. In the middle of a project, it can be a disaster. I drilled a few 1/2 and 1/4 holes in the edge of a piece of MDF …Source
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Butcher Block
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(from Lumberjocks.com)
 im an admitted amateur. i built a butcher block, not edge grain as i dont have a table saw. in fact, i escaped the city during the pandemic and was holed up at my inlaws- so i built this with a sawzall and a drill sander. it took forever. i had very few tools and wood selections.here's some pre-jointed pine (green and blonde) that had 90' sharp edges. i only had one clamp. so one clamp it is! i spent some time lining up the grains. then, lots and lots of sanding. hours. and softening the edges. you can see i dont have a planer as it's far from straight. i'm no good with a handheld router, so there are some burns and messy handles. then some mineral oil and a waxing. this has been one of my best projects, it came out so much better than i thought. and i shouldnt have used soft pine, but it's held up, and again, it's all i had!
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Salt Cellar
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(from Lumberjocks.com)
 Salt Cellar. All hand tools. Brass pins for the hinges.
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Upgrade Your Single Stage Dust Collector
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In the world of home-shop dust collection, dust collectors come in (basically) two flavors single stage and two stage systems. A single stage system is what most of us are familiar with. These are the dust collectors that wheel …Source
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From left over pieces of nice figured walnut.
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(from Lumberjocks.com)
 I had some small chunks of walnut laying about my bench.
They had a nice figure and I figured why not. So I hand cut a dovetail joint on one side and hand cut a box joint on the other. After all it's just a straight walled dovetail.
Then re-sawed a few other pieces and ran a square blade through some for the coasters and there it is. Nothing wasted.
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