Woodworking jigs ensure that cuts are straight, holes are plumb and parts are square—among many other things. And jigs are ...

Having an orbital sander on hand is a must for many home improvement projects. This DeWalt sander is a great and affordable ...

Printing small parts or jigs has to be one of the most common uses for most people's 3D printer – that's after they've printed that one-shot dragon print everyone does. The hard part is often ...

Once one box is completed, fully secure it to the base of your DIY disc sander. Sink drill holes, and add screws from the bottom side of the base. With the taller box, take your DC motor and mark ...

One such modder, who enjoys tinkering with electronics and PC hardware, turned a retired hard disk drive into a custom disc sander. Recently featured by Tom's Hardware, the project makes clever ...

This short video from [ProShorts 101] shows us how to build a variable speed disc sander from not much more than an old hard drive. We feel that as far as hacks go this one ticks all the boxes.

(The other is a jig saw, as shown below.) Drills come in a variety of sizes ... Layout Construction: Useful for finetuning benchwork, plywood subroadbed, and cork roadbed. The belt sander is one of ...

For folks already on Ryobi’s 18-volt platform, the brand’s 5-inch random orbit sander is an inexpensive ... Additionally, if the disc hits something hard enough to stop it, the tool will ...

To form your boards, you'll need a table saw, a Kreg jig for pocket holes, wood glue, and a palm sander for smoothing the surface. If you don't have a table saw, you can also rip boards with a ...