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IMG_7278.JPGmy shop's traveling pegboard13 viewsThis storage center has been in my shops in three houses, and supports easily several times its own weight. It is suspended from the floor joists above on two aircraft-style multi strand cables, and should one of those slip, the whole board would only drop less than 1/4" inc onto the benchtop below.
Items on this board include braces, drawshave, perfect handle and cabinetmakers screwdrivers, marking gauges, hand drills, gimlets, try squares, steel rules, metal shears, drill & screw sizing gaugesCharlie Driggs
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DSC_0772_reduced.jpgShadow Box I62 views25" wide by 22" tall. Nice 12" Diston & Sons and a skewed multi-plane with some blades - Probably a Stanley or Sergeant. Anybody want the tube repair press :0)SomedayForge
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sawbench.jpgsaw bench / hewing bench / moaning stool29 viewsHalf a basswood log, 4 pieces of ash for legs. The wood was from trees downed by the Great Ice Storm of '98. This does multiple duty in and out of the shop as seating, hewing bench, saw bench, morticing bench, &cetera.dlarue
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Johns_and_Earles_folding_side_chairs-side_view.jpgSide view100 viewsThe folding aspect of this chair varies little in multiple examples of original folding chairs from this period.Sgt42RHR
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sept__2011_last_022.JPGpocket multitool126 viewsPocket knife size multi tool. There is a spring loaded keeper in the end and the side. Tack hammer/tack puller, 3 screwdrivers, and quarter inch auger bit. Japanese markings, believed to be a WWII bring-back. The Swiss Army is the Tinker. john krau
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chair_devil_34.jpgdetail multi-shot of a small chair devil24 views9" long, 7 Oz in weight (227 mm, 198g)bugbear
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chair_devil_detail.jpgdetail multi-shot of a cmall chair devil24 viewsShots from top:
top view
front view
view of internal faces of disassembled devilbugbear
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Wormy_Chestnut_rack_for_marking_gauges~0.JPGWormy Chestnut rack for marking gauges181 viewsWormy Chestnut from attic flooring in my folks old house. The bead on the top and front edges was cut with a plane beloning to my GGGrandfather (maker stoped making planes in London in 1765). One coat of 1.5 pound cut garnet shellac wiped on. Multiple mortise gauges have been a blessing making my folding 18th century side chair.Sgt42RHR
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Wormy_Chestnut_rack_for_marking_gauges.JPGWormy Chestnut rack for marking gauges145 viewsWormy Chestnut from attic flooring in my folks old house. The bead on the top and front edges was cut with a plane beloning to my GGGrandfather (maker stoped making planes in London in 1765). One coat of 1.5 pound cut garnet shellac wiped on. Multiple mortise gauges have been a blessing making my folding 18th century side chair.Sgt42RHR
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Using_a_frame_saw_to_multiply_by_dividing.JPGUsing a frame saw to multiply by dividing179 viewsThe frame saw I built with walnut scraps from the folding bed project worked great! I gaged a pretty deep line around each board and sawed to the line. I was able to get 5/16" thick stuff after I planed the saw marks away.Sgt42RHR
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gclaus08.jpggclaus0837 viewsStanley Yankee 30A screwdriver, North Bros Yankee 41 push drill, L Coes Adjustable Wrench, Sargent multi-wrench, Tote blank and another offcut.dhahn
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disston_multi-saw2.jpgDisston #101-105 nest-o-saws207 viewsroy griggs
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