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Simple woodworking angle gauge with built-in ruler. ...The model is not changeable, but I've included a `scad` file so you can customize it as needed (it's actually quite straightforward).\r\n\r\n**Length of the ruler:** 18cm.\r\n**Step of angle...

... the top aligns with their bent knee. This design is inspired by a sketch contributed by "Old Carpenter of Hartford, Conn." to the 1884 publication, The Architect, Builder and Woodworker Volume 20. ...The render showcases Altug Tuncel's hand saw.

Use adhesive bonding solutions for assembly, which is more reliable than conventional screws when aiming for structural soundproofing capabilities at reduced production costs compared to commercial counterparts used under typical scenarios...

This is a precision-crafted woodworking clamp cam that can be tailored to suit your specific needs. By employing log spirals, you can effectively secure a piece in one direction against unwanted thrust forces. The force is transmitted directly to the...

This 3D rendition captures the essence of the WWMM logo, expertly reimagined by Steve Ramsey on his Woodworking for Mere Mortals website (http://www.woodworkingformeremortals.com) and YouTube channel (https://www.youtube.com/user/stevinmarin).\n\n \n...

A quick, blocky centre finder for woodworking. It does not give you a hole for drilling, it gives you a v slot to mark the center line easily with a pencil / scribe. EDIT - added a friends remix that is a bit bigger/stockier, with slots for 1/3...

A buddy was working on a woodworking project and had some straightforward frame clamps that caught my attention. I decided to create my own design based on theirs. You can use these clamps for holding simple picture frames and boxes in place while...

I was inspired by a design found at http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:18564 and decided to create my own set of dovetail markers, catering to my traditional woodworking habits alongside my 3D printing hobbies. To meet the requirements of my workshop,...

A few woodworking couplers for the DIY minded. 4 inch dust collector main hose coupler. Coupler with reduction to 2.5 inch Coupler with reduction to roughly 43.5mm 4 inch to 2.5 with a 45 degree sweep 4 inch to 1.5 4 inch to 2.125 Use 3/8" diameter...

In addition to exploring 3D printing, I also practice traditional woodworking techniques. I produced four versions to cover various shop needs: - A saddle square with a 90-degree angle - Two common ratios, 1:6 and 1:8 - Another design for a...

Wanted to add my Hultafors woodworking pencil to my HSW Wall System, but couldn't see anything on Printables yet… so I made my own.It is designed to be used in conjunction with a single M4 HSW insert (along with an M4 screw & nut). ...If that isn't your...

... apart. Online there are posters of joints for about $10-$20 from what I saw (link to a poster below). With posters you can only look, but I know I prefer something you can hold and examine, especially for woodworking which is a very hands-on task.

This clamp is modeled after a vintage woodworkers clamp, but I have found many other uses for it. It features jaws that can be angled to fit different shapes. It's best to print the screws and nuts without supports if possible, otherwise you will...

This model was created using Tinkercad's powerful design tools. ...Modify it instantly at https://www.tinkercad.com/things/ko6RRAv2vhR

This measuring tool makes cutting and measuring easier, and is suitable for floor laying, carpet cutting, tooling and so on. Needed additionally: 2x M5x30 countersunk screws 2x M5 nuts 

The Tool was printed with a Prusa mini + You will need a 40mm socket head bolt and an hex nut. For the long body I suggest to use Brim to ensure adherence to the bed. ... I uploaded a V2 with 0 mark to help in the measurements, and it is now...

Each gauge comes equipped with two distinct measurements, resulting in a total of four unique tools that can be printed. For optimal performance, it is recommended that these gauges are printed at high quality using a medium to slow print speed...

I needed some clamp racks and i couldnt find one that used a dowel that i liked so i designed this one works pretty good, the best part about it is you can make it as long or short as you want since by cutting the dowel to whatever length Edit: this...

This is a reworked version of the fantastic Woodworking Marking Gauge Tool found on https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2851783. I aimed to create this without any bolts, so here it is, my remix. Additionally, I've incorporated an adapter for a brad...

This is a remix of the very awesome Woodworking Marking Gauge Tool https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:2851783 I wanted to make this without any bolts so here is my remix. I have also added an adapter for a brad nail which works better than a pencil...

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I started this remix because I had quite many broken carpenter meters at hand (like many of you I suppose). ... Minor adaptations of the initial design: - adapted the main guide dimension to fit a carpenter meter (15mm wide and 3mm thick) - added...

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This is a balance bridge stabilization tool. ... Place the balance assembly on the holder and insert tapered pins to hold it in place while removing the stud screw or anything else you want to do.

Put the bridge into the tool and adjust the height, so that the beam of the tool is parallel to the face plate and the bridge is perpendicular to the face plate. 5). move the bridge/tool back and forth until the feet take the shape of the face...

A multi-function woodworking tool (for left and right handed) - scribing ruler - 22.5, 45, 67.5 and 90 degree square - saw guide for cutting at 22.5, 45, 67.5 and 90 degrees The saw guide is particularly suitable for Japanese saws (kataba style for...

A multi-function woodworking tool (for left and right handed) scribing ruler 22.5, 45, 67.5 and 90 degree square saw guide for cutting at 22.5, 45, 67.5 and 90 degrees The saw guide is particularly suitable for Japanese saws (kataba style for...

While browsing Amazon, I stumbled upon some excellent alternatives from PSI Woodworking that caught my eye. Most reviewers were thrilled with their purchases, but a few had issues - it turned out they simply didn't fit their lathe. It seems most tool...