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-Black Friday // Cyber Monday- MAKER S MOB BIGGEST SALE EVER CLICK HERE This project proves that the best laid plans don t always guarantee success. I did a lot of planning before I started, but still managed to waste half a sheet of fairly expensive plywood. Some of that goes back to when I was first [ ] The post Making a Custom Ceiling with Lighting Sunburst Pattern appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA…
Just Released Limited 200 Unit Run The I-Build-It 6 Piece Screwdriver Set with Handmade Bench Block Holder: View Here! High lumber prices putting the brakes on your creative endeavours? Got too many small parts cluttering up your existence? Is cardboard becoming a real problem due to all of the crap you buy on [ ] The post Wait What? I Made a Small Parts Organizer with Drawers from Cardboard!…
This is an easy to make, compact and low cost way to effectively clean the air in your small shop. I bought the parts for mine for less than $100, and that includes the fan and the two filters. I mounted it on the ceiling pointing down toward my table saw to pump a supply [ ] The post Small Shop Essential How To Make a Low Cost Air Cleaner appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .
It doesn t get much easier than this, especially when you see how well this works. The Dewalt 735 planer is a very common model and it has the advantage of having a blower built in to push the shavings out, so this is a solution that will only work with that particular planer. The post Easy to Make Dust Collector for the DeWalt 735 Planer appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .
LIMITED TIME My 9 Project Plan Bundle (LIMITED TIME): CLICK HERE 70% OFF! I made this jointer using the cutter head from my old, broken thickness planer and scrap plywood. The other parts were salvaged or I had them already. I originally bought the motor to build a new table saw, but used [ ] The post Making a $3000 Tool from Spare Parts and Scrap Wood Full Build appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .
LIMITED TIME My 9 Project Plan Bundle (Includes this Project): CLICK HERE 70% OFF! While there s nothing wrong with my older fence design, I thought that this one would be an interesting challenge to make a self-squaring fence that locks on the back as well as the front. I ve had a number [ ] The post Making the Table Saw Fence YOU asked for / It Locks Front AND Back appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA…
10 years old! In some ways, it s hard to believe it s been that long time does that tricky thing as you get older and speeds up when you d actually like to have more of it. And it seems that over the last half of those ten years it s been accelerating at an ever faster [ ] The post Ten Years! appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .
I made a wooden project box n my last entry and in this one I ll build the preamp that goes in it. The preamp is for an accelerometer the ACH-01 that s used to measure vibrations. Good and bad. The accelerometer is a small block of plastic with a sensor inside and you fasten [ ] The post Making A Preamp For An Accelerometer appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .
I occasionally get comments on my videos that go like this: I m a pretty good woodworker, but that (project) is beyond my ability. And while I understand where that comes from, mainly because I used to think the same way, that s the wrong mindset to have. Everything that looks complex is just a series of [ ] The post Woodworking Step By Step appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .
Since the console project was primarily about the woodworking, I thought I d write a short entry here covering how I designed the speaker cabinets. First, let me tell you about the drivers. They are fullrange (with a whizzer cone) high efficiency 7 with a neodymium magnet and I bought these after looking through dozens and [ ] The post Designing The Console Speakers appeared first on IBUILDIT.CA .