No I don’t. Made it for my parents and want it to remain one of a kind.
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Here you go. Try this.
Finished a drill/battery storage rack using my Elite Foreman yesterday! Turned out great.
I’ve seen a ton of these online, but none had all the features I wanted. Particularly, I wanted a way to keep the cords all neat and tidy. This design has a built-in flip-up cover to conceal a power-bar and cords.
Posted the files up on my Etsy page for others that might be interested in a fun project!
Can be cut out with a 1/3 sheet of 1/2” ply.
What sizes are those?
I really like the rocking horse. Did you create the file or purchase it?
The big one is 12 x 18 and the small one is 9 x 12.
I bought this file. I modified it quite a bit, but have designed other rocking horses myself. I bought this one to save some time.
My Kids would love this!
I gotta make one.
It takes a half sheet of 3/4 plywood if you nest the parts.
This is what it is all about, having a need for something creative and being able to produce it. Your only limit is your imagination. That is cool!
My first complex inlayed end grain cutting board. I am extermely pleased with the repeatability and precision of the Onefinity. I cannot tell you how many times the walnut has been off the board so I could cut the plug for the inlays. It is a work in progress, as there is some purple heart being glued up as a plug right now. I will post up as different inlays are completed.
One other thing, I did a lot of practice on scrap wood before I got up the nerve to cut into walnut, maple, padauk, and yellow heart.
As I learned doing practice in scrap, tool path order is critical to prevent blow outs or chip outs.
I cannot sell this as it is a trademarked logo. Why make it? Our association has a scholarship auction that raises money to pay for scholarships for dependents or relatives of Aviation Ordnancemen. Every year I make and donate a project to help raise money for this fund.
Seeing how this year is the Navy’s 250th birthday, I wanted to make something special that could be proudly displayed by a Navy or Marine Aviation Ordnanceman.
It’s HDPE, which is short for High Densty Polyeurethane. It is outdoor rated for like a 100 years. Great material for outdoor signs and they use the thick stuff to make playground buildings.
Of course. But what is HPDE?