This guy pulled together literally dozens of different websites from woodworkers who've built their own poker tables of all different designs and sizes. Most have instructions; all have pictures.
Dan Shapiro
CEO of Glowforge, creator of Robot Turtles, proud dad
This is one of the easiest upgrades you can make to any of your belt driven machinery and gets a lot of bang for the buck. The belts are available in a range of standard profiles to fit any machinery you're likely to run across.
Tablesaws can be loud, viscious beasts. My old Grizzly contractor saw was so loud that I had neighbors complain when I fired it up. These days, my saw hums quietly to itself. I can rip 8/4 maple while my wife sleeps soundly in the bedroom upstairs. If your tablesaw is shaking the shack, ...
The back is as shown, and the front has a simple "NothingSeveredYet.com" over the pocket. Take your choice of a range of colors and styles. Infant sizes are even available for the budding woodworker.
You have to deal with brushes. While Brian posted a lovely article about how to make this suck less, there's no denying that it sucks. You have to kick out $15 for a nice brush. Then you have to tug and make sure there are no bristles.
Finishing can be a pain in the neck. It's also scary, since no one wants to ruin the project they put so much work into. While I can't answer all your finishing questions - or for that matter all of my finishing questions - I want to tell you a bit about the most important part of success for ...
It's done! Eleven pages of careful detail explaining how YOU can make a portable humidor just like the one pictured below. The 4 megabyte PDF file has detailed instructions, including diagrams and photos. It's a straightforward project and the results are fantastic.
Congradulations go out to Rob Chatlin who was the winner of the <a href="https://www.danshapiro.com/blog/archives/000136an_end_to_the_bit_switch_shuffle_bonus_free_tools.html">Jack Rabbit Deluxe Set</a> generously provided by <a href="http://www.jackrabbittool.com/">Jack Rabbit Tools</a> as part ...
One of our contributing editors has started a weblog documenting his kitchen remodel.