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  • Router Table Coping Sled

    Jan 28, 2016

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    To my mind one of the most useful jigs you can build for your router table is a coping sled. With a coping sled and a matched pair of cutters you can quickly and easily make elegant joints that would…

  • Festool Domino Sighting Adjustment

    Jan 22, 2016

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    by

    Doozer
    in Repairs

    The Festool Domino is probably the best tool I own. It’s insanely expensive but when you’ve got to join to pieces of wood together with a good looking strong joint there’s few better ways. In this article I correct an issue…

  • Almost Free Router Table

    Jan 21, 2016

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    About two years ago I found myself in need of a router table but without the inclination to buy one of the commercially made variety. I set myself the task of trying to make an almost free router table from…

  • Pfeil Tools and the Sheffield List

    Jan 7, 2016

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    by

    Doozer
    in Woodcarving

    Pfeil tools are very popular amongst woodcarvers but their numbering system differs from the widely used Sheffield List. The first few chisels are numbered in a similar way to the Sheffield List but after that it starts to deviate more…

  • Woodcarving Tool Retailers

    Jan 6, 2016

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    by

    Doozer
    in Woodcarving

    There are a lot of woodcarving tool retailers on-line so it’s easy to get lost in a sea of choices. I thought it would be helpful to put together a list of retailers that I’ve used or occasionally that I know people…

  • Woodcarving Tools Numbering – Sheffield List

    Jan 6, 2016

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    by

    Doozer
    in Woodcarving

    One of the first things a newcomer to carving will come across is the notation used to describe tools which will typically look something like this: #6 10mm. To a beginner this can be quite daunting, it doesn’t seem to be…

  • Easy Childrens Easel

    Dec 23, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    Christmas is coming and that means it’s time to get into the shop and build something for the kids. I like to try and build them something every year, and this year it’s going to be an easel for painting and…

  • Recycled Sash Weights

    Dec 8, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Miscellaneous, Quick Projects

    As I’ve mentioned in other posts I’ve been making some sash windows over the last few months and the time has come to start hanging the sashes which requires sash weights. Due to a design time miscalculation of the weights…

  • Rat and Mouse Catching

    Dec 5, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Miscellaneous

    A little while back I had to deal with a bit of a rat and mouse problem and, like most people, I called in the experts. The guy who turned up was really friendly and we got chatting about what…

  • BioShock Inspired Letter Rack

    Oct 10, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    I’ve recently been playing BioShock Infinite and enjoying the Art Deco architecture and I thought I’d make something that would look at home in the game. As I had a few scraps of timber left over from another job I…

  • Hand Made Aluminium T-Nuts

    Sep 12, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    I recently installed a t-track into my router wardrobe table and quickly discovered that I didn’t have enough t-nuts to do anything useful. I vaguely remember buying some t-nuts with the track but that was a while ago and time…

  • Hand Carved Decorative Molding

    Sep 6, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects, Techniques

    Recently in the workshop I’ve been making sash windows for an extension we are having built. I haven’t documented the process yet as I have more windows still to build but I thought I’d capture one small aspect now –…

  • Festool Hose Adaptor

    Aug 27, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    I recently bought myself a Festool ETS EC 150/5 random orbital sander (ROS) as I needed something to help hide my mistakes sand my excellent quality finished pieces to bring out their true inner beauty. Either way, one of my reasons for splashing…

  • Simple and Cheap Corner Clamps

    Aug 16, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Quick Projects

    Corner clamps (also known as mitre clamps, angle clamps and various other variations on a theme) are really useful where you have a large structure that is difficult to keep square while under construction. I built these clamps to help…

  • Homemade Scaffolding Tower – Part 8

    Jul 21, 2015

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    by

    Doozer
    in Scaffolding

    In the previous part I built a dolly system for moving the scaffolding around and fitted clips to the ends of the working platform to stop it sliding out. In this final part of the main series I’ll fit the…

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