Some diy's I'm working on
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Some diy's I'm working on
I'm kind of between projects at the moment, so until I get some materials together I'm going to busy myself making some of these diy's that are easy but functional.
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Re: Some diy's I'm working on
Looks cool. Can you explain the purpose please?
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Re: Some diy's I'm working on
The bottom picture is a small router type table but instead of a router, a dremel or other rotary tool is used.
The middle picture is a simple router table where a router IS used
The top pictures are a couple of ways to sand angles accurately and repeatedly.
The middle picture is a simple router table where a router IS used
The top pictures are a couple of ways to sand angles accurately and repeatedly.
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Re: Some diy's I'm working on
Very cool. I need to get more jiggy with it. I have no home made jigs. I need some for making bridges now that I am making those myself. First I need to come up with m own design, then make jigs so that it is repeatable.
Nicely done Dave!
Nicely done Dave!
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Re: Some diy's I'm working on
You may want to invest in a "Luthier's Friend" or make a knock-off. They work great for bridges and are time savers.TonyinNYC wrote:Very cool. I need to get more jiggy with it. I have no home made jigs. I need some for making bridges now that I am making those myself. First I need to come up with m own design, then make jigs so that it is repeatable.
Nicely done Dave!
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Tim Benware
Creedmoor, NC
Tim Benware
Creedmoor, NC