Piece / projectA circle jig for the router
A shop-made adjustable jig, followed by a small kitchen fix that put it straight to work.
Shop & tools • Workshop infrastructure
Build the bench around the work
A shop-built workbench brings the table saw, laminated top, and woodworking vise into one working area.
Documented July 2020From the workshop
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A place for the next project
The July 2020 update documents the saw mounted into the bench, the top laminated, screwed and glued, and a woodworking vise installed. The photograph shows these elements as one working setup.
Leave room for the next change
Wheels, dog holes, and accessories were still planned for later. The record captures the usable stage that had been reached, rather than treating every planned addition as complete.
Credits & project notes
Workbench construction and layout: Michael Pytlowany. The saw and vise are existing equipment.
The page records the July 2020 build stage. Later planned additions are not included as completed work.
Sources
Mike's Functional Artistry project archive
2020-07-13
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