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Saw till is all done now. A couple of missteps on the dovetails but not serious in shop furniture and good practice. I cut too far in the pin behind the mitre on the side panels.
Handsome looking till. Looks like you need to buy about 3 or 4 more saws.
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Saw till is all done now. A couple of missteps on the dovetails but not serious in shop furniture and good practice. I cut too far in the pin behind the mitre on the side panels.
It’s beautiful. I love when people take the time to make their ships beautiful as well as functional.
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__________________Saw till is all done now. A couple of missteps on the dovetails but not serious in shop furniture and good practice. I cut too far in the pin behind the mitre on the side panels.
Looks great , looks like you have a decent collection of hand saws
Saw till is all done now. A couple of missteps on the dovetails but not serious in shop furniture and good practice. I cut too far in the pin behind the mitre on the side panels.
I’d say that looks pretty durn sweet. Nice addition to the shop. 🙂
The dovetails came out great even with the missteps. Nothing a bit of putty can’t fill in.Stan
From the Northwest corner of Montana.Thanks, guys, one more step in getting stuff put away in the new shop and, yes, there is room for some more saws. I just have to keep an eye out for them in second hand shops and the Restore.
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Even if you can’t Be The Pro… Be The Poster you’d want to read.I talked about this as a means of hanging things in the shop but did not yet post pictures. You start with a floor plate for 1/2 inch pipe. Mount to a board and then mount the board to the wall. Pick as long a length of pipe as you want to hang your items on. It has helped me fill some dead spots with storage of items that can hang. In one picture I show a single mount. In the others, a double mount. I have a six pipe board in the shop also.
I talked about this as a means of hanging things in the shop but did not yet post pictures. You start with a floor plate for 1/2 inch pipe. Mount to a board and then mount the board to the wall. Pick as long a length of pipe as you want to hang your items on. It has helped me fill some dead spots with storage of items that can hang. In one picture I show a single mount. In the others, a double mount. I have a six pipe board in the shop also.
That’s a very cool idea!
Now I have to buy some floor plate.I talked about this as a means of hanging things in the shop but did not yet post pictures. You start with a floor plate for 1/2 inch pipe. Mount to a board and then mount the board to the wall. Pick as long a length of pipe as you want to hang your items on. It has helped me fill some dead spots with storage of items that can hang. In one picture I show a single mount. In the others, a double mount. I have a six pipe board in the shop also.
Great idea Lon. I did similar using some old broom handles for light duty stuff in my shop in a dead space.
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Great idea Lon. I did similar using some old broom handles for light duty stuff in my shop in a dead space.
More than once I needed a longer length so all I did was unscrew the shorter pipe and put in a longer one. A 30 second project. If you get the board screwed into a stud, you can hang a ton of weight on it.
Great idea Lon. I did similar using some old broom handles for light duty stuff in my shop in a dead space.
More than once I needed a longer length so all I did was unscrew the shorter pipe and put in a longer one. A 30 second project. If you get the board screwed into a stud, you can hang a ton of weight on it.
You just spurred an idea for something in my shed that may get stored like that with heavy piping. I’ll try to remember this tomorrow when I go out there and see if it’s feasible.
I talked about this as a means of hanging things in the shop but did not yet post pictures. You start with a floor plate for 1/2 inch pipe. Mount to a board and then mount the board to the wall. Pick as long a length of pipe as you want to hang your items on. It has helped me fill some dead spots with storage of items that can hang. In one picture I show a single mount. In the others, a double mount. I have a six pipe board in the shop also.
Thanks Lon , simple but brilliant , I’m definitely going to be using this this upcoming weekend , I’ll pick up the material.
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