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Heres the build video and a copy of the STL’s I used for the phone stand and the base. Let me know if you make one, I’d love to see your pictures 🙂

Keep Making, Joe 🙂

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Simple and repeatable drill sharpener you can 3D print in a day or make with scraps.

Once built it allows you to sharpen a blunt drill bit in under 2 minutes. Parts were printed on an Ender3

Download STL Files here:

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Simple 3D Printed holster/bracket designed for a generic intervalometer but its handy for holding other items on your tripod.

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After a long hiatus, I am back, whilst my woodworking slowed I didn’t really stop. For the last few months, I’ve been tinkering more with steel which has been an interesting change.   Make a mistake and you can fix it, no waiting for glues to cure and sanding etc.

My next project is going to be a hybrid of woodworking and metalworking. See we foster and socialise a number of cats, dealing with kitty litter etc is a pain.  So …

Hoping to put more content online via Instagram and keep the blog for more detailed stuff and larger projects.

If you’re an Instagrammer, please give me a follow:

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With a couple of weeks annual leave under my belt I set off to tackle and finish the console table. To aid me in cutting and fitting the drawers I made a new moxon style vice and a bench helper to support the drawers for final fitting. The Bench Helper, provides support for larger pieces and is great when plaining drawers to final fit. It only took a couple of hours to make using some scrap. I have already used

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I finished veneering the scroll work, here are picks of the final panel being glued up. This panel is the base of the mirror, the crown has already been veneered, stained and grain filled.

For more on this project checkout:
Chippendale Mirror Project

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Well its a cold and wet Friday night here in Melbourne, Australia but I don’t care. Its almost the weekend and that means I have paid my dues for the week and get to retreat to my shed!

During the week I managed to pickup some goodies and will hopefully get to put some of this stuff into use this weekend.

CMT Rabbet set, CMT box joint bit

digital mitre gauge, Fastcap Calculator

Framing Clamp, Pliers

dust collector reducers …

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I’ve been following Tommy Macs work for a while now, he does some amazing work. Just in case you haven’t heard he’s just scored his own TV Show.

If your not familiar with his work, you’ll find a link to his website on the links page (207 Woodworking).

Hopefully well be able to see it here in Australia, things have been very quiet on the woodworking front since Norm and David Marks have disappeared.

Anyway here is the trailer …