Does any one know where to get small pine knobs, for jewlery box drawers ??Continue
Started this discussion. Last reply by steven michaud Jan 30, 2013.
I purchased the 1 1/4 hp , trim router kit , and used it several times, while making my wife a jewlery box, i got plans from norm abrams site, and loved the router in the building of the jewlery box, i recommend that if you are looking for a (GREAT) trim router , too buy it, got at factory authourized outlet for $228.00 and i love it, it's a great add to my work shop.... and , the new yankee workshop site is a great place to get plans for projects and plans for jigs , that make working in…
ContinuePosted on December 27, 2012 at 7:36am
went online to find the best price for a good compressor, i was looking at the dewalt compressor, read alot of reviews on all kinds of compressors, and decided on the mac5200, recieved it from homedepot , the other day, and brought it to the construction site yesterday, for the first time, i liked it's performance alot, it is built tough, and anxious to see it in action, when we start sheeting the 32 x 100 foot building , we are constructing. all in all really pleased so far.. homedepot…
ContinuePosted on November 11, 2012 at 7:35am
In my beginning years as a home builder, the man i worked for bought me a stair jig, we built 3 to 4,000 sq ft. homes in ct. i became the stair man , when the rest of the crew would move on to the next home to be built, i would stay and build the stairs . i use to do it with a square and brass knocks, as we called it, mark them all out and i then would make a bunch of cuts , within the marks i made, with a skill saw and then chisel all the meterial out, long process to say.. then my boss…
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Hello - I have a couple of workbenches in my 'shop' and am contemplating putting 2 or 3 pull out bins on the bottom shelves of both. I've not worked with drawer slides before and am looking to make it simple(r). Thinking of making 2 sets of pocket…Continue
Tags: hole, pocket, basket, slide, Drawer
Started by E M Hampton in General Woodworking Jan 10.
My clamp to hold boards to my kreg jig no longer works. It won't move from it's spot and when I push the grey button on top, nothing happens. are there replacement parts for this?Continue
Started by Tammy in Beginners' Zone. Last reply by John Browne Jan 3.
Several months ago, I purchased the Kreg K4MS so that I could build the Lego Table as outlined on the companion "buildsomething" web site which exclusively uses pocket hole construction. I have considerable experience with conventional…
ContinuePosted by Robert Ringel on September 17, 2020 at 1:48pm — 2 Comments
1st impression when you hold this attachment in your hand: "not much to it", Kreg sure is makin' $$ here.
Then I installed it.. perfect fit, leaves just enough room to adjust the setting screw on my K4.
Then the real test, hook…
Posted by Grampy Meyer on February 23, 2020 at 11:36am — 2 Comments
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Your husband andrew, has a twin, i have a class mate , that is a twin to andrew, you wouldn't believe the likeness .. if i ever find a picture of him, i will post it.. and you guy's won't believe your eyes !! hope i can find it, his name is jimmy thibodeau, he lives in saint francis , maine.. maybe if you try and find him on face book, i'm pretty sure he is on it..
My husband is Andrew
Kreg Community, is an awesome group of ( Wood Workers ) You can get great tips and ideas on this site.. you need help with something , just ask, and i'm sure some one will give you an answer .. and (Happy Wood Working ) anxious to see some of your projects !!!
Thanks for the "friending," Steven. This seems like a pretty friendly group of people!
Hi Steven - Yes, I have a degree in Home Economics, believe it or not, and my training is in flat pattern clothing construction. I have worked in quilt shops, as a bridal store's alterations manager, and pretty much sewn it all in a home business I tried to get going for several years - working full time and having kids made it hard to try to do it all. This year I was finally able to quit my job and stay home with the kiddos. I've always been crafty and while following all the sewing blogs over the years, found Ana-white.com and the kreg jig. I've been dreaming of making furniture for a little over the year - it took some convincing with my husband and lotsa promises that I'd be careful and not lose my fingers and finally this Christmas I got some tools. We just plan to make simple furniture to replace the wal-mart book shelves and lower quality furniture in our home, a loft bed for our 5 year old, aspiring some day to make us a new bedroom set. The best part is my husband is helping me so we get to work side by side instead of the divide-and-conquer activities that usually accompany life with two preschoolers. :) Thanks for the friend request - I'll go check out your posted projects!
Hi Steven, thank you for extending your friendship. I am honored and thrilled at the chance to exchange thoughts and ideas with projects. I see that your are a craftsman in the stair building which is an art in its self. I have done quite abit of home trim outs and always enjoy the percise cuts needed to acheive a quality set of stairs. It reminds me of my current trade as a custom cabinet maker where accuracy will determine the final product with out having to resort to buckets of wood putty. Thank you again and looking forward to working with you.