OK so it took me a bit on figuring out how this works. Basically the one end of the blade is modified to fit on the jigsaw, and the other end a bolt is modified to hold it in. A bit of a crazy build, but it seems to work.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/jigsaw-table-hacksaw-blade-video-87981?homelistings#post191164
Interesting build, basically you 3D print out the molds. Then grind up old cardboard to put into the molds to dry out.
So you want to make a platter with a dip in it and its circle shaped. This jig can be used to do that. Pretty clever build.
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/circle-processing-jig-video-87931?homelistings#post191010
Nice build to create some interesting images.
Basically a lock picking gun, it picks locks by jaming around the pins on the lock til it gets the right pattern.
OK one of the biggest issues I have had with 3D printing has been leveling it. This seems like a nice simple tool to do this.
Clever build, basically the author has a set of 3D prints you can make to convert the 4 inch C-Clamp into a light dutye arbor press. Pretty clever build. Me…I like the build but I am not so sure I would print it…maybe just cut some holes into the side of the clamp and use wood to mount it?
https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:4978298
This could come in handy for a makerspace, or kids projects. Basically its a laser cut and 3D printed set where you cut the trays, and print out the holders and ends. Me…not so sure I would go this far in the build. I typically just use a mat myself. But if this is for a bunch of kids projects, and I needed to keep the tables clean…hum…
OK I like this build, it is pretty simple and uses a cheap clamp from Harbor Freight. I am not so sure I would have gone as far as the author did planing the wood down thought. for a fit within the clamp, I would have just cut something that “kindof” fits.
Interesting build…not so sure I would do it as its alot of work, and I can buy the result pretty cheaply. I guess if I had need for a custom size this would work well.
