Posted on Feb 27, 2017 Once you use a tool, you set it aside and later wonder where you took it out from. Unfortunately, not all of us are as organized as we would like to be, or as our professions would demand. For instance, if you work with tools, you need to organize and store them correctly, but whoever does? If you’ve been wondering how your counterparts save time and energy just by being well-organized, take a leaf out of their book here. We present 17 innovative and surprisingly easy tool storage ideas that will make life easy for you. Choose any one or more of them depending on your space, need and time to make them: Create extra space on your work bench If your workspace is small and you need to accommodate your tools too, one great idea is to use your wall. Create a wall unit where you can stack up your tools. This gives you more room on your work bench and cabinets while organizing your tools and within your view. Check this great tool sto...
Gluing up could be a frantic time. And when you’re like me, it’ll be messy too. However how a lot ought to we be planning forward, earlier than we get all of it caught collectively? Once we glued up the highest for our Corridor Table construct, we acquired a couple of questions on this matter. They have been good queries, pondering over grain path and alternating progress rings. So I assumed we’d cowl this in somewhat little bit of element. The textual content ebook ideas on this: – All the time alternate the expansion rings on consecutive boards (for stability). – Attempt to make sure the grain runs in the identical course all through a glued board (for ease of planing). In an ideal world we’d comply with the above. However then we’d even have good clear boards, with good straight grain. Not often is something good. With the glue up in query, I used to be coping with some cherry boards that have been gnarly, sappy, and belonged on the ...
What Happened To ClearVue? Before we get into the assembly of an Oneida Dust Gorilla Pro cyclone dust collector, let’s address the elephant in the room: what happened to the ClearVue? Just like my table saw, I took the move to Colorado as an opportunity to try something new. One less tool to move and work around as I get the new shop together and one more chance to gain perspective on a different brand. In addition, Oneida offers stands for their cyclones and that’s a feature I wanted in the new shop. So after a few pleasant phone calls with the folks at Oneida, we are now working with them directly on the dust collection solution for the new TWW shop. And just to clear the air, I have nothing negative to say about Clear Vue. Their cyclone served me well for over a decade and I am lucky to have gotten to know the kind folks that run the company. But now I also feel lucky to know some of the great people behind Oneida! Enter Oneida! My sales...
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