Great Lakes Makes

Nice looking bench! How are the S-clips holding up to the vice and bench dogs? Have you noticed any slippage?

Really unique shape on that one.

Nice work, I really appreciated the hanging drawer details and your handles are a great idea!

Seems like a good application for a dedicated tool, like a plug cutter.

Nice quick project. Sub'd on YouTube!

How thick did you need to plane the boards to to still accept the mounting hardware?

Great project! I love the multi-material look. It would be fun to intersperse some clear panels with the wood.

Great idea, and beautifully executed. Nice work!

Nice concept! I don't have lathe tools too store, but I like this for files.

I've been looking for a file storage solution, I'll have to give this a try for the ones with handles. Thanks for posting.

Nice little organizers? Any problems fitting the magnets with the over-hangs on the holes?

Beautiful. I really like the look of the two wider drawers on the bottom. Nicely done!

Thank you! The smaller size was much nicer than mucking about with something too large when cutting quarter-round trim.

Thank you! I love being able to make a tool I need.

You're welcome!

Adorable. Might be on my short list to build.

Just brushed the deck, and with a fully fenced yard to do... sprayer it is! Thanks for the tips!

I don't know why I'm so hesitant to give concrete a try for something functional. You make it look so easy! Nice work.

4 years later, and it's still relevant!

Nice mod for a table saw sled. Adding a fence over the kerf will help keep the runner from binding, too.

Thank you! I really love using Fusion, it's really a great modelling software!

I can’t imagine how bad that wool would smell! Maybe look for mineral or rock fiber home insulation? As for tape, I think this is probably the same as Kapton.https://core-electronics.com.au/high-temperature-adhesive-tape-1cm-33m.html

Thank you for the feedback, I tend to use the words interchangeably. However, you are correct, on this printer, the nozzle is the hotend, and the extruder would be the gear drive at the top of the Z-Axis tower.

This was printed in PLA. I find that both CA Glue (superglue) and epoxy work well on PLA and ABS; CA doesn't work so well when printing in Nylon or TPU

Great! Hope it works for you.

Thank you, hope you enjoyed!

Thank you! I love using a tool to make a tool!

STL Files are Posted here : https://www.myminifactory.com/object/3d-print-64794

I plan on machining some aluminum inserts once my lathe is up and running. You could also press in a piece of tube or a bushing as someone else mentioned above. So far, they hold up pretty well; and even if they wear out printing replacements is really quick.

Yes, I will get these models posted shortly - I'll update this post and the Instrucable when I do. Thanks for asking!

The 1/4" insert is getting the most use right now, I've put several dozen holes through it so far. As long as you don't rock the drill back and forth, they seem to hold up well enough... and it only takes about 15 minutes to print a replacement if I need one.

I looked at using bushings, but didn't one to have to buy separate bushings for each size, maybe if I could find ones where the outside diameter is the same and I can drill them to match - otherwise it's extra cost and extra work :-/I do plan on using some aluminum hex stock to machine the inserts once I get my lathe set up.

Glad you found it useful!

Thanks for the magnet lesson! Totally going to build one of these for the basement and one for the garage.

Please don't wear gloves on the grinder!

Beautiful piece.

Neat idea, I could see making something like this with hairs from our horses' tails.

Awesome! I don't play the game, but have a nephew that would love this!

Love this box, Linn. Such an elegant storage solution!

Genius! I imagine you could use these for a break-away connection too.

Nice work, love the finished texture!

Use a starter bit or spotting drill to keep your hole centered.

Thank you!While they are most definitly pocket sized, I don't recommend it - they are a bit pointy!