5 Table Saw Ripping Accessory Resources
1) 15 Free Table Saw Outfeed Plans: Mobile Tables, Folding Tables, Outfeed Stands and More!
2) Tip: Ride the rails for safer ripping
3) Thin-strip rippin’ pushblock
4) How To Rip Boards Safely with a Table Saw
5) Table Saw Rip Sled Plan for the ezee-feed system

(If you want plans, check out Free Woodworking Plans: 47 Free Woodworking Plan Collections from ToolCrib.com or ToolCrib.com’s Top 44 Free Plans of 2009.)

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Here are the new plans we added today, ordered in the categories of the original post.

+1 Wackiest Sawhorse:
3 Legged Sawhorse

+7 Basic Free Sawhorse Plans:
Wood Sawhorse Plans

Basic Woodworking Sawhorse Plans

Saw Horse Plans

Scrapwood Saw Horse Plans – Metric

Mr. Wizard’s Sawhorses (PDF)

Vintage, 1991 Sawhorse Plans from Popular Mechanics

Sawhorse Classic from Fine Woodworking

+3 Space Saving Sawhorses:
Stacking Sawhorse Plans

Simon Shea Stackable Sawhorse Plans

Light Folding, Medium Folding, Heavy Fixed Sawhorse Plans

+1 SawHorse for Sheet Goods
Sawhorse worktable

+3 Sawhorse Etcetera/Accessories
Add an adjustable outfeed roller to your sawhorse

TALE OF TWO SAWBUCKS

Low-Standing Sawhorses

These outdoor gliders and rocking chair plans put you in that summer sweet spot: the porch or deck! Though they are in short supply compared to their chained cousins, we rustled up 8 free plans so you can bliss out this summer :)

>> 4 Free Porch Glider Plans
Why swing when you can glide? Let the smooth, soothing motion of these porch gliders send you and your loved ones to “that happy place.”

Build A Classic Porch Glider w/PM Plans

Adirondack Loveseat Glider Rocker Plans

Child’s Glider Swing

Glider Mechanism Cut List (PDF)

>> 4 Free Porch or Outdoor Rocking Chair Plans
Most rocking chairs are for indoor use only… not these sturdy rockers! Put them on your porch, deck or patio and enjoy the relaxation that outdoor rocking chairs bring!

Adirondack Rocking Chair For Two

Fashion a rocking Muskoka chair out of composite wood

Porch Rocker

Adirondack rocking chair

>> 31 More Free Plan Collections by ToolCrib.com
11 Free Guitar Plans, 20 Guitar Building Jigs and 35 More Resources for Newbie Luthiers
17 Free Garage Woodshop Plans: Ingenious Space Savers for Garage Workshops
52 Outdoor Bench Plans: the MEGA GUIDE to Free Garden Bench Plans
16 Planer Table, Cart, Sled and Jig Plans and Resources
10 Downdraft Table Plans and Build Notes for Wood Shops
14 Work Surface Expansion Plans: Workstations, Carts and Worktables
8 Free Benchtop and Contractor Table Saw Workstation and Outfeed Table Plans
25 Free Backyard Playground Plans for Kids: Playsets, Swingsets, Teeter Totters and More!
14 Circular Saw Jig Plans: Crosscut Jigs, Ripping Jigs and More!
10 Free Wooden Bike Plans: Make Your Own Wood Recumbent, Bamboo Bike and More!
11 Free Miter Saw Stand Plans + 9 Pictorial Idea Guides, 2 Videos, 6 Paid Plans and MORE!
7 Table Saw Jointing Jig Plans: Straight Edge, No Jointer
13 Free Clamp Storage Plans: Space Savers, Mobile Clamp Carts, Pipe Clamp Racks and MORE!
15 Free Table Saw Outfeed Plans: Mobile Tables, Folding Tables, Outfeed Stands and More!
21 Free Cat Furniture Plans: Free Plans for Cat Trees, Condos, Scratching Posts and MORE
19 Free Jewelry Box Plans: Swing for the Fence with a Wooden Jewelry Chest!
The 38 Most Popular Free Woodworking Plans of 2008
31 Free 3D Puzzle Plans for Woodworkers: Burrs, Japanese Boxes, Tangrams and MORE
25 Fast, Easy and Free Woodworking Plans for Last Minute Christmas Gifts
Build Your Dream Workshop: 23 Free Workshop and Shed Plans
12 Free Workshop Storage Plans: Tool Cabinets, Rolling Carts, Under Stair Storage and More
20 Free Cutting Board Plans + the 4 that Blew My Mind
15 Free Mobile Base Plans: Put Your Power Tools on Wheels
Wood Storage 101: 14 Lumber Storage Plans and 7 Storage Tips
32 Free Picnic Table Plans + Top 3 Most Awesome Picnic Table Plan Awards
15 Free Toolbox Plans for Woodworkers
24 Free Sawhorse Plans in the Hunt for the Ultimate Sawhorse
ToolCrib.com’s Ultimate Guide to Free Woodworking Workbench Plans
9 Sandpaper Storage Ideas (+ free plans)
ToolCrib.com’s Ultimate Guide to Free Router Table Plans
ToolCrib.com’s Ultimate Guide to the Crosscut Sled

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12 Simple Projects that Sell Fast + 20 Free Birdhouse Plans
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Top 10 Influential Woodworkers + Our Krenov Tribute
Issue 61: Sep 16, 2009

44 Free Woodworking Programs + 7 Wooden Gear Clock Plans
Issue 60: Sep 2, 2009

11 Hardware Storage Plans + Woodworking Bargains at Walmart?
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20 Featherboard Plans + Are Your Dogs Allowed in the Shop?
issue 58: Aug 5, 2009

28 Router Table Plans + 9 Router Bit Storage Plans
issue 57: Jul 22, 2009

New SawStop PCS Reviews + 25 Push Stick Plans
Issue 56: Jul 8, 2009

All Free Plan Issue: 15 New Sawhorses, 8 Porch Gliders, 20 Toy Boxes and MORE!
Issue 55: Jun 24, 2009

117 Harbor Freight Buying Guide Updates + 11 Free Guitar Plans
Issue 54: Jun 10, 2009

93 Reflections of Maloof + 17 Ingenious Garage Shop Plans
Issue 53: May 27, 2009

52 Free Garden Bench Plans + 11 Signs You Should STOP Woodworking
Issue 52: May 13, 2009

Bosch’s New Nail Guns + 16 Planer Cart, Sled and Jig Plans
Issue 51 – April 29th, 2009

Track Saw Smackdown + 14 Free Plans for Expanding Work Surface
Issue 50 – April 15th, 2009

8″ Jointer Comparison + Jointing and Planing(?!) with a Router
Issue 49 – April 1st, 2009

14 Circular Saw Jig Plans + Top 7 Cordless Circ Saws
Issue 48 – March 18th, 2009

11 Miter Saw Stand Plans + Top Five 10″ Sliding Compound Miter Saws
Issue 47 – March 4th, 2009

13 Clamp Storage Plans + Best Shop Vac? + 7 Jointing Jigs
Issue 46 – February 18th, 2009

Best Trim Routers + 15 Free Outfeed Table Plans + New Tools from IBS 2009
Issue 45 – February 4th, 2009

19 Free Jewelry Box Plans + How the Ridgid R4511 Leaked, Why it’s HOT
Issue 44 – January 21st, 2009

Top 10 Hybrid Table Saws + 38 Most Popular Free Plans of 2008
Issue 43 – January 7th, 2009

The Combo Blade Showdown + 31 Free 3D Puzzle Plans
Issue 42 – December 17th, 2008

14″ Bandsaw Comparison + 25 Plans for Last Minute Gifts
Issue 41 – December 2nd, 2008

23 Shed and Workshop Plans + 12 Woodworking Gift Ideas Under $30
Issue 40 – November 19th, 2008

12 Shop Storage Plans + Brad Nailer Showdown + 10 Sources of Cheap or Free Wood
Issue 39 – November 5th, 2008

20 Cutting Board Plans + How to Get 30% Off Grizzly Tools
Issue 38 – October 22nd, 2008

15 Free Mobile Base Plans + 7 Stupid Laser Tools
Issue 37 – October 8th, 2008

32 Free Picnic Table Plans + Wood Storage Ideas
Issue 36 – September 24th, 2008

9 Tools You Wish You Bought Sooner + 25 Fixes for Common Mistakes
Issue 35 – September 10th, 2008

15 Toolbox Plans + Table Saw Fences + The New Unisaw
Issue 34 – August 27th, 2008

What’s Good (Enough) at Harbor Freight + DIY Saw Blade Sharpening
Issue 33 – August 13th, 2008

24 Free Sawhorse Plans + Top 5 Woodworking Magazines
Issue 32 – July 30th, 2008

Cleaning Saw Blades + Delta vs. Rigid Contractor Saws
Issue 31 – July 16th, 2008

Woodworking with Pallets + Drum Sander Buying Guide
Issue 30 – July 2nd, 2008

Ultimate Guide to the Reciprocating Saw
Issue 29 – June 18th, 2008

Top Compact Drivers + 28 Ways to Reuse Sawdust
Issue 28 – June 4th, 2008

Miter Saw Showdown + $35k Rocking Chair
Issue 27 – May 21st 2008

Top 5 Random Orbit Sanders + DIY Clamp Alternatives
Issue 26 – May 7th 2008

Best Woodworking Shoes + Dream Table Saw
Issue 25 – April 23rd 2008

5 Top Woodworking Respirators + Table Saw Blade Storage
Issue 24 – April 9th 2008

Top 5 Tool Companies by Customer Service + Cyclone Dust Collectors
Issue 23 – March 26th 2008

How to Buy a Used Table Saw + 35 Free Workbench Plans
Volume 22 – March 12th 2008

The 7 Rules of Lending Power Tools + Your Clothes vs. Wood Glue
Volume 21 – February 27th 2008

Top Five Tools You Buy But Never Use
Volume 20 – February 13th 2008

16 Woodworking Money Makers
Volume 19 – January 30th 2008

Best Framing Nailer + Sawstop vs. PM2000
Volume 18 – January 16th 2008

Most Controversial + Most Useful of 2007
Volume 17 – January 2nd 2008

Grizzly 1023 vs. Delta Unisaw Smackdown
Volume 16 – December 19th 2007

Best Driver, Best Router Bits + 16 Must-Have Power Tools
Volume 15 – December 5th 2007

Best Band Saw + Plate Joiners Under $200
Volume 14 – November 21st 2007

Grizzly Tools = Quality Tools?
Volume 13 – November 7th 2007

Table Saw Debate: Benchtop vs. Contractor vs. Hybrid vs. Cabinet
Volume 12 – October 23rd 2007

Best Circular Saw Under $100 + Miter Saw Buying Guide
Volume 11 – October 9th 2007

11 Tools That Deliver 100% Satisfaction + What to Look for in a Band Saw
Volume 10 – September 26th 2007

Router Buying Guide + Freud Fusion vs. Forrest WWII Table Saw Blade
Volume 9 – September 12th 2007

11 Air Compressor Maintenance Tips + Tax Deductions for Your Tools?
Volume 8 – August 27th 2007

Top Cabinet Saws for a Small Pro Wood Shop + 5 Questions Before Buying Reconditioned Tools
Volume 7 – May 17th 2007

BOSCH Second in Battle of Brands, Find Out Who’s First + 25$ Contest
Volume 6 – May 4th 2007

Battle of the Power Tool Brands + the $1,000 Wood Shop Outfit
Volume 5 – April 18th 2007

Top 3 Table Saw Blades + Outfitting a Wood Shop with Only $1000
Volume 4 – April 4th 2007

31 Woodworkers Who Inspire You + 6 Helpful Woodworking Videos
Volume 3 – March 21st 2007

Most Dangerous Power Tools + Who’s Your Most Influential Woodworker?
Volume 2 – March 6th 2007

Choosing Routers + Power Tool Deal Guide
Volume 1 – February 19th 2007

Pop a beer (don’t set it on his table saw though), relax and enjoy your tour of Stu’s Shed!

1) Tell my readers a little about yourself and your woodworking blog…
I am a non-professional woodworker in the SE of Melbourne, Australia, with my (non-woodworking) wife and young daughter (2 yr old). On the back of my place I have a typical Aussie shed (well, perhaps not so typical given the range of tools inside!).

The blog – an insatiable beast that I started because of photography, and not actually for woodworking – weird huh. I wanted to learn about podcasting, and particularly video, being influenced by the photo essays of the Magnum Photographers. I didn’t have a photo essay to test with, but I did have a few videos that I had made documenting different aspects of woodworking that I had done for the Australian Woodworking Forums, so thought I’d test one of them, and thus the site began. I never got back to properly setting up the photo podcast – the woodworking one took off with such a roar, that I’ve not actually had time to think about the other!

The site is an extension of my woodworking – documenting what I do, what I am learning, and what I want to pass on. While the program was still running, I used to demonstrate Triton woodworking equipment on the occasional Saturday in various hardware stores (for a bit of fun and pocket money), and I run a number of woodworking short courses at a Tafe (Institute of Technology). I used to demonstrate (and was president for a while) of a Melbourne woodworking club. I’m currently looking at offering occasional demonstrations at a Men’s Shed that is setting up locally.

It’s all fun. If it wasn’t, I’d do something else!

2) What are your top 3 most popular posts so far?
Hard to say – there have been some really significant articles that don’t get high hits, but are some that I’m really pleased with how they read, and there are others that are just a throw-away comment that have massive hits. The really heavily trafficked pages are Stu’s Shed TV, and the Review section:

Stu’s Shed TV
Stu’s Shed Reviews

Most popular posts (currently):
Workshop Layout Planning
The Amateur and the Artisan
3D Drawing Boards

3) How has the internet changed the way you work with wood?
Yes, and no. I learn a lot from books (perhaps more-so), but I am influenced to try out more things because of what I see online. The global village of the internet means I am exposed to, and influenced by so many more woodworkers than I would ever have discovered otherwise. My site encourages me to try new things too – pushing the boundaries of my knowledge and skills.

4) Do you have a favorite woodworking forum? What is it and why?
The Australian Woodworking Forums – they are local (although the community is global), but still with a definite Aussie feel – laid back, casual, skilled. (http://www.woodworkforums.ubeaut.com.au/)

I was invited, and have been a moderator on those forums for about 6 years now, and have over 5000 posts, although the blog is taking so much time, I am a very occasional visitor these days.

5) Who are some good, under-rated woodworking bloggers that we don’t hear much about?
Bit embarrassed to say, but I don’t have time to keep up with many other blogs, partly for time, partly because I don’t want to take ideas from elsewhere and simply rehash them as my own. Although that is exactly what happened with a recent post by Gary Rogowski, but it really resonated with me so I chose to do so anyway. The journey is very much my own.

6) What are your upcoming shop upgrades?
Just finished upgrading the dust system, so some refinements will still be required, and more power (electrical) is becoming quite desperate. Better storage is probably the next major upgrade, and some more benches for the benchtop power tools (sanders, sharpeners etc) I have a vent to add to the roof (try to get some of the heat out)

I don’t think the shed is ever finished – there are always more refinements needed!

7) What tools do you wish you’d found sooner?
Not so much found sooner, but wish I could have afforded sooner! My new tablesaw, the cast iron router table I am currently building, and hand tools – the woodworking journey is so much more important than the finished products.

8) What power tool is the most overrated and/or over hyped?
Not having owned, or even used one to be able to say if it is overrated/hyped, but the Festool Dominio has a fanatical following. I’d love one :) Think the one thing that definitely fits here is lasers. Lasers added to everything! In some cases they are a god-send, and I’m not referring to those applications. However, when you start adding lasers to bandsaws, jigsaws, scrollsaws then you are just being stupid, and it is everything about marketing, and nothing about good practice.

Oh, and any tool that looks like it should be wielded by a Cylon in Battlestar Galactica. Not meaning to pick on any particular brand, but guys – it is a TOOL, not a fashion accessory.

9) If you could only have 5 tools for all your woodworking for one year what would they be?

dovetail saw
HNT Gordon smoothing plane
good set of chisels
Colen Clenton Square
Chris Vesper Marking Knife

Hope that would be enough to really get to the roots of woodworking again. (And if I could add one more, the Triton Superjaws so I could clamp the pieces as I work!)

10) Which woodworker has had the most influence on your woodworking?
Probably my Father and Uncle – Dad who made stuff as we needed it, and my Uncle who made some amazing furniture, and my brother and I a marionette puppet each when I was 9.

Of woodworkers ‘out there’, I’d say that watching and reading DVDs and books by Mark Duginske certainly influenced how I thought of woodworkers, and the ability to take raw stock through to a finished product, rather than relying on commercially produced boards etc.

Tags: Stu\'s, Shed, Interview

What really stands out about his clocks is the level of custom work and sheer detail that goes into each one. Here are some jaw dropping facts from the card on the wall:

each clock has a custom-made 24 volt AC motor
each tooth requires three different custom-made router bits to accomplish the final shape
the gears are made by laminating three or four one-eighth thick solid wood blanks using a two-part structural epoxy.
the dials are made using exotic woods and have 36 parts
No dyes or stains are used to enhance the woods; all colors are natural

Here are some close ups – make sure your mouth’s closed or you may drool on your keyboard ;)

(yup, they’re laminated)

(I don’t think I’ve ever seen “beautiful” gears before…)

(there it is, up on a pedestal. I somehow didn’t get the price…)

It’s not hard to tell that Chambers is an engineer by trade. The Southsider magazine interviewed Chambers early this year. Here’s how he describes making the gears:

“When I start making gears, that’s all I’m doing. I make three different outlines of the gears, I draw the gears, then I take the profile and make another drawing. Then I send off the info to Montana and they actually make the fitted bits for me,” explained Chambers. “It’s fine tuning using the different-sized bits to first cut away excess wood, then angle it with another bit, then go back for fine tuning, down every single groove––to give it the profile of real metal gears. A 64-tooth gear has over 190 cuts in it. It brings tears to your eye when you’re done and you realize one of the teeth is chipped.”

Read the full interview: Tinkering with Time >>
Visit Keith Chambers’ KY Crafts Guild profile page >>

More Woodworking Inspiration:
All-Wooden Machine Made by 70 Year Old Woodworker (Video)
Life-Size Wooden Sculpture of a VW Bus: Video + Pics
Video: Wood Sculptures that Move
ToolCrib.com’s Guide to Your 31 Most Influential Woodworkers

Tags: Wooden, Gear, Clocks, by, Keith, Chambers

That said, the LOYL (love of your life) may cause you serious physical harm if you go around without wearing your wedding ring.

76 of the finest woodworkers at FamilyWoodworking.org answered a poll regarding wearing a wedding ring in the shop… here are the results followed by some choice quotes from the 42 responses that this thread got.

25: I wear one and always will.
22: No way, a gesture of love isn’t worth losing a finger.
13: I take mine off, but only in the shop.
11: I wear one but deep down I know I shouldn’t because of safety.
7: I’ve had mishaps with my wedding band.

(there were a couple others that had less than 2 responses – check out the thread to see them: Do you wear wedding bands in the shop)

Great Quotes from “Do you wear wedding bands in the shop?”

1) “I’ve not worn my wedding band for over 42 years! The “Medics” had to fight like heck to get it off when my ring finger swelled up after it was hit with a maul by a Private! After that I never put it back on.”

2) “I wear mine. Death before dishonor!”

3) “The army safety poster they always posted showed the sheath of skin from a finger with a ring on it and the hand was not attached…”

4) “My dad is missing the ring finger on his right hand as the result of an incident with a truck, a loading dock, and a high school class ring. Because of this, he can only grab M&Ms out of a bowl with his left hand. The right hand leaks.”

I loved reading through the thread – great stories and great humor. FamilyWoodworking is a great woodworking forum! Check out the thread: Do you wear wedding bands in the shop?

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