Any woodworkers?

I need to build one of these. for some reason I keep putting it off

 

made me think of this...

 

You might like this

https://youtu.be/UbG-n--LFgQ

 

I'm thinking................................ In your bedroom?

Jewelry box, Bloodwood, no stain
From American Woodworker, Feb 97, #57. Also dart bodies from the drops.

 

Psh, I don't need to time how long it takes me to unroll the condom.

 

I posted this in the "tool box" thread, better suited here.

The "Grab it and go" tackle box/rod case.

 

Thanks, straight from the depths of the Dirty Pool.
Initially it was designed around two rods (his and hers) and the four Plano pocket packs. It had to go back under the knife a tad to add a third rod.

 

I actually finished it up last night and used that same video.

 

A little hard to get a pic of it glowing in the dark but here it is




Here's whats it's from

 

So stoked on how it came out! First woodworking project is structuraly done. Sand & stain next

 

I'm slowly starting to build my woodshop. What do you guys use for dust collection? Anyone just use a shop vac or a shop vac with an Oneida Dust Deputy?

This would be used in a garage shop with one tool running at a time.

 

Its a fine option for beginners . next step up check into grizzly.com. they have some low cost options. it really depends on what tools you are hooking up.

I have a small wall mounted grizzly and plumbed using 4" hvac round duct. I made drops for the table saw, router table, and one for the planer and jointer. I have a flex hose that I move between the two stations.

http://www.grizzly.com/products/1-H...710?utm_campaign=zPage&utm_source=grizzly.com


Figure out what you have and what you want to do. tons of flexibility .

 

Love this. great idea and execution.

 

Thanks! That looks like a great option.

 

My dust collection system (so to speak) is shop vac, over head, wall mount, one horse bag dust collectors.
I agree with Ben craigslist is a good place to find them.

 

All right gents, I need some advice. Ever tell the Mrs. "sure I can build that" without really looking at what she was talking about?

If anyone has any good ideas and can point me in the right direction on how to do this that would be great!

I don't think the ole Kreg jig is going to pull me out of this one .

 

@OZ-T

 

I use a shop vac and a Veritas cyclone lid for dust colection that is portable / job site

http://www.leevalley.com/en/Wood/page.aspx?p=30282&cat=1,42401&ap=1