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Eleven beautiful patterns for use in pie safes, etc. where punched tin panels are used. AutoCAD DWG Format

A miniature pie safe for displaying those special small items. A JPG of the finished safe is included. DXF format. Visit the home site of this link for info on DXF format.<br>This free woodworking plans and woodworkers projects information is courtesy of the CAD Files for Woodworkers web site.

Give kids an assortment of wooden blocks and watch them create fantasy structures for a king. Plan includes full-size patterns as well as detailed instructions on safely coloring the pieces.

I make a lot of small picture frames for gifts. But there is a couple of challenges: mitering the small pieces accurately and holding them safely. So I have made a jig designed to help with this. It is nothing more than a shallow box attached to a miter gauge runner.

Give kids an assortment of wooden blocks and watch them create fantasy structures for a king. Plan includes full-size patterns as well as detailed instructions on safely coloring the pieces.

Free plans to build this countertop pie safe include shopping and cut list as well as step-by-step diagrams.

Ripping table legs or other project pieces at an angle can be frustrating and even dangerous work. However, with our taper jig, you will be able to quickly set the precise angle and safely cut leg aft...

If you do not have a store-bought tapering jig for your tablesaw, you easily can make one from scrap to safely and accurately cut tapers on legs and other angled workpieces. Here is an easy way to make repeatable angled rip cuts.

Here is a no nonsense router jig that helps you trim solid-wood edging perfectly flush with plywood panels. No more heavy sanding and no risk of sanding through the thin plywood veneer. The jig base and handled fence enable you to safely keep the router stable and square on the workpiece.

The opening in a zero-clearance insert is just a single saw kerf. And this gives you two main benefits. First, it prevents tearout along the cut line because the cut is supported on both sides. Second, it provides an added measure of safety when ripping thin pieces.

The plan says: For convenience and safekeeping store your tools in this handy tool chest. It can be folded when not in use or fastened to the wall in position shown. The pattern method simplifies building. Cut each piece according to size pattern indicates then assemble according to step by step directions.

A table saw sled makes cross cuts fast, safe and very accurate. They are useful for trimming sheet goods, mitering small pieces, making repetitive cuts and more.

Beautiful old fashioned cabinet with punched tin panels. Five detailed drawings, MS-Word Construction Document and photo. DXF Format<br>This free woodworking plans and woodworkers projects information is courtesy of the CAD Files for Woodworkers web site.

Resawing is cutting thin pieces of wood from a thick piece of stock. (In effect, ripping on edge.) A quick way to do this is on the table saw. Before you get started though, there are two safety precautions that are a must. First, to reduce the chance of kickback, use a zeroclearance insert with a splitter (see Photo at this site). Second, be sure to use a push block when making a cut.

While using a pushstick to rip some thin strips, I realized that there must be a better, safer way to get the work done. This fence-riding pusher provides downward pressure on the workpiece and keeps your hand well clear of the blade.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a pie safe. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

Long before iceboxes became a common household item, frugal homemakers everywhere stored their bread and pastries in a pie safe. The decorative punched-tin panels allowed ventilation while protecting ...

When Doug came upon an 45-star antique version of Old Glory that was in use the year his house was built, he just had to have it to display in his home. The couple was unsure how to safely protect and display the fragile piece of fabric, so they asked Ron to help.

One of the most popular country projects we have published was the punched-tin pie safe from the August 1992 issue. Now, we decided to follow that project with this functional and decorative wall-hung...

Keep your fingers safe and your workpiece steady with a few pieces of wood and the turn of a T-nut.

A palm router packs a big punch into a compact size. This makes it easy to use and gives you more control and great visibility. But sometimes it is easier, and safer, to bring the workpiece to the router. So I gave my palm router an upgrade and built this multitool. The cutting diagrams and materials list are available to download in this Online Extra.

This is a link to a Google 3D SketchUp drawing for a pine pie safe cabinet with tin panels in the doors. You will need the SketchUp software to download this drawing and its freely available online. We do not provide support for this software. Not all drawings have the measurements displayed but you can use the measurement tool in SketchUp to easily and accurately determine the dimensions of each lumber part. Most drawings do not have instructions, its assumed you can build it based on the completed drawing provided.

From Mothers Woodshop, how to build a pie safe.

You can make mortises with a fixed-base router mounted in a router table. To make a mortise this way, you have to lower a workpiece onto a spinning bit. It takes a little bit of setup to do this safely and correctly.

Building a wooden cabinet, including diagrams and instructions. ...

My table-mounted router seemed ideal for shaping 3/4 inch stock into knobs for a box I was building, but the small blanks--only 1 1/2 inch square--would make the job hazardous to my hands. So I built the jig, shown here, to hold onto the blanks.

Ripping table legs or other project pieces at an angle can be frustrating, even dangerous. This jig lets you set the precise angle to cut leg after leg safely.

This piece of furniture called a pie safe, is mede with frame-and-panel construction for the doors and case and a bit of tablesaw genius to cut the crown molding.