Puma Fab @_Pumafab

A grill brush isn't exactly the type of tool we usually highlight, but the journey here to make in the USA is interesting. Currently on backorder: jjgeorgestore.com/the-smarter-sc…

Nathan Odle @mov_axbx

a week ago

A grill brush isn't exactly the type of tool we usually highlight, but the journey here to make in the USA is interesting. Currently on backorder: jjgeorgestore.com/the-smarter-sc…

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Genius! An ultrasonic kitchen knife to reduce the required cutting force and minimize having the knife stick. $399 pre-order at seattleultrasonics.com Apparently from @Seattlefoodgeek

Now that's a tool!

Conspiracy Gardener Homestead @DaysofNoahGen6

5 months ago

Now that's a tool!

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Genius! When on @Kickstarter ?!?

HTX Studio @HTX_Studio

2 months ago

Genius! When on @Kickstarter ?!?

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Very cool! This technique seems worth adding to people's design toolbox. (See additional info in the thread.)

Jonathan | Fabworks 🏭 @fabworks_guy

3 months ago

Very cool! This technique seems worth adding to people's design toolbox. (See additional info in the thread.)

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Nice flag. Happy 4th!

TITANS of CNC MACHINING @titangilroy

3 months ago

Nice flag. Happy 4th!

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In my home workshop, I have clunky earmuffs for noise protection. Good enough. But recently I was on the road and cutting wood on a table saw. Very loud! The easiest solution: my Sennheiser noise-cancelling headset that I used on the airplane flight down. Overkill but quite…

Titanium tools are the latest thing. So are adjustable wrenches. Hence: kickstarter.com/projects/coman… Creator: COMANDI by YOUDONG TANG in Hong Kong Includes Adjustable wrench, Bottle opener, Window breaker, Screwdriver, Measuring caliper, Rope hole Previous project by this creator:…

An old post but looks like a cool tool. Putting a new wire through existing walls isn't easy. Klein is likely just a reseller, e.g. looks the same as amzn.to/44a4Oc5

Klein Tools @Klein_Tools

4 years ago

An old post but looks like a cool tool. Putting a new wire through existing walls isn't easy. Klein is likely just a reseller, e.g. looks the same as amzn.to/44a4Oc5

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Coming soon to a machine shop near you? x.com/prac_machinist… (Looks very useful.)

Practical Machinist @prac_machinist

4 months ago

Coming soon to a machine shop near you? x.com/prac_machinist… (Looks very useful.)

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On a recent project, we mostly used the shop vac directly attached to the table saw, so planned to use the sawdust in the garden. But without planning ahead, also vacuumed the shop floor -- perhaps including a stray screw or two. Tip: instead of dumping directly, dump through a…

Another small spinning screwdriver but with custom bits rather than standard 1/4" hex. Kickstarter listing shows Hong Kong; design patent application is from elsewhere in China. kickstarter.com/projects/goldf…

Art? Spinner toy? Useful tool? All 3? kickstarter.com/projects/malbo… I report, you decide.

An old post but very cool. Background: core77.com/posts/128506/A… This one: from Underwood (London), 1820-1925. Another from London: est manufacturing date 1905 – 1920 by Charles Barrett & Co. Read down for some perceptive comments.

Birch Brother 🪓 @BjorkBrodern

2 years ago

An old post but very cool. Background: core77.com/posts/128506/A… This one: from Underwood (London), 1820-1925. Another from London: est manufacturing date 1905 – 1920 by Charles Barrett & Co. Read down for some perceptive comments.

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To @KennethCassel: thanks to RMFG staff for adding 14ga galvanized on request. It's a good size for brackets / braces and such, so I assume will also be selected by future customers. Also for deburring small parts. The other 'on demand' provider I used was fine in general but…

With all the time people sit at a desk, ergonomics matter! I built my own desk, have a custom setup for my chair, etc. -- but for most people it's easier to adapt to what's provided. This might help: kickstarter.com/projects/32146… Set your chair height to fit your desk and keyboard.…

I recently filled a Ryobi shop vac a few times pulling sawdust from the table saw. It's a bit of a hassle to empty, e.g. the filter sits precariously on a ring at the bottom, and takes some time to tap the sawdust off. Too bad I didn't know about the Duststopper -- Made in USA!…

Very cool project, with 7 days remaining at kickstarter.com/projects/pairo… Common workflow: load heavy stuff onto a cart, wheel it to your truck, individually move heavy stuff from cart to truck ... drive to the job site (maybe home) ... then repeat. Some freight companies solve the…

Next review: miter saw. Also Ryobi. We had some 2x12 to cut, so chose the 'sliding' version. Of course that takes some extra space, but totally worthwhile. The sawdust catcher bag is useful, but dumb that the outlet size is both smaller than the Ryobi shop vac's hose and…

Mini review of a table saw: Recently helped someone set up a small home workshop. On a budget and very modest needs. They already have some Ryobi tools. Started with a 10" table saw, with stand. Great deal at $229. 12" rip cut was mostly good enough. One thing slowed us down:…