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Increase the capacity of your tablesaw and router by combining them in one accommodating twin-cabinet design. The advantages include a larger tabletop, ample onboard accessory storage, and dedicated dust containment. This compact, wheeled work center provides all kinds of room for router bits, saw blades, miter gauges, wrenches, and other accessories. Includes the Easy-Mover Mobile Base.  See how I made mine here! Traditional Workbench Our rock-solid workbench incorporates two vises, a laminated top, and options for a hanging tool tray or under-bench cabinet. Project measures 72” long by 36” deep by 35” high. NOTE: This plan is available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered below. To download, view, and print the plan on your computer, you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader.

Whether you need to rough-cut a board to length or make a precise compound cut in a workpiece, this work station, coupled with your 10" or 12" mitersaw, will ensure great results. Large tables flank the saw to hold workpieces level with the saw table, while removable fences with measuring tapes yield accurate cuts. Like other projects featured in Idea Shop 5, the center rests on a set of beveled cleats for sturdy support and easy mounting.  When we decided to build the Idea Shop we wanted every component to be fresh, new, and above all practical. With that in mind, we put our background to work and designed a wall-cabinet system that works great for organizing hand tools, safety equipment, power-tool accessories, and much more. The cabinets go together quickly, they won’t cost you an arm and a leg, and the acrylic inserts in the doors allow you to spot your well organized tools in a jiffy, and keep dust  away from them, too. Here, you’ll learn how to build racks for bar and pipe clamps, a perforated hardboard panel for hanging hand tools, and wall cabinets with either clear acrylic or hardboard doors for see-through or covered-up storage. Featured in three handy sizes—12-1/4" deep for general storage, 8-3/4" deep for hardware, and 7-1/2" deep for tools—all the cabinets share identical construction details.

Tool Stand
	This brass-bound creation will be a proud part of your tool collection for years to come.
	Use this technique and jig to put a razor-sharp edge on your chisels, plane irons, jointer knives, and lathe chisels. NOTE: Most of the plans on this page are available as both a downloadable plan and a Mail-Direct Plan as offered below. To download, view, and print the plan on your computer, you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader.  Or, the Mail-Direct Plan (a pre-printed, full-color copy) is shipped directly to you via First Class Mail. You should have the Mail-Direct Plan within 7-10 days of ordering. For faster shipment of the Mail-Direct Plan we offer 2-3 day Priority Mail at an additional cost.
	WOOD magazine's editors, love the challenge of building usable yet impressive-looking hand tools for our shop. For this walnut-and-brass center finder we wanted the tool to look distinctive, feel comfortable, and be small enough to fit in a shop apron. This tool meets Our criteria, and it's terrific for locating the center of dowels and other round stock, too.
	Depth Guage woodworking plan You’re not likely to misplace this shop heirloom. Use if for measuring dadoes, mortises, and other recesses where precision is critical.

Click the images to learn more about the plans.  Here’s a great use for those prized wood scraps you stashed away for just the right project. Our compass incorporates an ingenious clamping system that holds a standard pencil (hexagonal or round) and a hardened pivot point, made from a nail set. Fit your tool with two points, and use it to scribe lines on sheet metal or other hard surfaces. A measuring tool you’ll use and treasureforever. Brass and walnut give this beautiful adjustable square the look and feel of a workbench masterpiece. Its handy size and functional design are sure to make it your favorite measuring and marking tool. Mail order source for 6" ruler and brass hardware included. Mark perfect arcs, circles, parallel lines, and perpendicular lines with our walnut and brass homemade tool. Not only does it work with the precision you require, but the metal/hardwood combination makes for a great-looking tool as well. Buy the plans for all 3 above and save! Looking for that single location where you can store all of your sanding supplies? This WOOD magazine original, featuring a half-dozen easy-to-build projects, may be just the tick. It includes holders for belts, sanding discs and accessories, stick sanders and strips, hand sanders, and rolls of adhesive-backed sandpaper. Six great organizers. 1. Sanding-stick and sand-paper-strip organizer. 2. 5" sanding-disc holder. 3. Hand-sander rack and tote. 4. Disc sander center. 5. Roll-sandpaper dispenser. 6. Belt-sander belt divider. Click the images to learn more about the plans. Our IDEA SHOP workbench may be the design for which you've waited for years. It's simple to build and super strong. We relied on inexpensive lumberyard stock and rugged mortise-and-tenon joinery to construct the base. For the benchtop, we laminated maple to handle a lifetime of workshop activity. And we added bench dogs and a bench vise to expand the usefulness of our workbench, making it a fitting centerpiece for any home workshop. The perfect companion to your shop's most versatile tool, this go-anywhere benchtop router table helps make even tough routing jobs easy. Inexpensive, and built to last a lifetime.                 12" H x 14" W x 24" L We tested several prototypes before settling on this L-shaped table coupled with a pair of firm fences and hold-down clamps. This setup will allow you to perform numerous machining processes with impressive precision. This jig is designed to fit 10" and larger drill presses. It will not fit on the 8" models. A buying guide is included for all the necessary hardware. Laser-engraved angle scales on this sliding-table jig help guide you to right-on-the-money mitercuts, tapercuts, crosscuts, and anglecuts. This jig has proved its worth here in the WOOD magazine shop where it was conceived, designed, and tested. We wouldn't use it every day if we didn't like it. A buying guide is included for all necessary hardware. This jig is designed for use on 10" contractor-type tablesaws. It will  not work on a Shopsmith, Ryobi BT3000, or benchtop tablesaws. Click the images to learn more about the plans.  Bridges are among the most spectacular and admired examples of mankind’s desire to build. This span will turn your landscape into an object of admiration, even if you don’t have a body of water to cross. Just create a dry-stream setting for your structure by laying down a bed of rounded pebbles as we did. If that sounds like making an excuse to build a bridge, you’re right. But the more you look at this bridge, the more you’ll search for a reason to build it, too. Our design features arched construction for appearance and strength. Go ahead and load it up—this beautiful brute won’t flex a bit. Copper spindles (made from common 3/4" plumbing pipe) and copper post tops complement the cedar components perfectly. Bridge is 36" wide and spans 97". Summer will be here before you know it, so now’s the perfect time to get busy building two, three, or even four of these oh-so-comfortable patio chairs. When warm weather arrives and you’re out there sitting on the deck sipping an ice-cold lemonade, you’ll be glad you did!

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