What do you want our next mini-series to be on?
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I like the idea of a stool, especially craftsman style, like Gary showed. I also like the idea of a new joinery technique, such as a tusked or wedged tennon.
Cleveland, Ohio U.S.A.
I’d really like to see the technique(s) for building a base frame for a cabinet or dovetail box. I imagine it would be pretty much the same either way.
And second for the donkey ear shooting board. Or alternative methods of accomplishing the same tasks it’s suited for…
Halifax, Canada
1. Paul’s Mallet that he made on his blog
2. Marking gaugeAh! Hand made tools are a great idea for a quick project…
-Scott Los Angeles
How about an arts and crafts lamp, it could show half lap joints and 45 joints, etc.
How about Inlay draw front, worktop and veneering in general.
Dagenham, Essex, England
I love the donkey-ear shooting board idea; understand that it may not be different enough, however.
I also like the marking (mortise?) gauge idea, or other made tools.
Stool is a good suggestion too, as is picture frame.
how about that moblie clamp station paul uses at his bench i could do with one of those .
Eddy .. Liverpool, Merseyside, UK
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Anything that introduces a new way of adding a decorative element. So far we have rounded over, formed a bead, created a cove, raised panels and dressed the ends of thru tenons. What other poor man methods are there for adding decorative touches?
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I think you have been given some good ideas, however I to would like to see a saw till or perhaps some tool holders for a wall. I am looking forward to the tool chest. Something that just came to mind maybe a video on customizing, revamping those aluminum clamps. I have a few Bessy’s K body and I find them to heavy and awkward for some projects and want to purchase a few more aluminum clamps, I have ( 2 ) 24′ now that I have had for years.
Steve
Steve Massie, I live in the great State of Florida, US
The tool chest would be good….especially as we all now have large quantities of hand tools 😀
From Warrington, UK. Making stuff in my front room.
The tool chest would be good….especially as we all now have large quantities of hand tools
<noscript></noscript> I need more than a tool chest lol.
Dagenham, Essex, England
I agree, the tool chest would be a great next project. I need a place for all the tools I’ve been getting lately.
Maybe is more than a small project, but I can’t find good material (video) regarding window and door making.
Also a bread cutting board with removable top will be nice.
Best regards,
Alvaro.Really looking forward to the tool chest.
Fantastic ideas from everyone, I want to make most of them in due course! Some of the suggestions aren’t exactly quick projects though…. Ambition is a great thing!
I particularly like the ideas of stool, the various tool racking ideas, and plate rack.
Mike
How about the proper sharpening and use of wooden moulding planes?
Dinas Mawddwy,Wales.
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