In this combined bundle, you’ll get ALL of our bookbinding tool plans in order to build the following:
Book Press
Sewing Frame
Book Vise
Cutting Plough
All of the plans include cutlists, step by step instructions and helpful tips and information. The sewing frame also contain .svg files if you want to cut out those pieces on a CNC machine (or using traditional tools.)
For all of the tools you’ll need access to woodworking equipment as well as wood, glue, clamps etc…
For the press you’ll a press screw and a metal plate.
For the sewing frame, book vise and cutting plough you’ll also need access to a 1 1/2” tap and die set in order to make wooden screws.
For the cutting plough you’ll need a block plane blade.
More detailed information on what’s needed specifically can be found in each plan.
If you prefer, you can purchase each plan individually instead, however if you buy this bundle, you’ll get a discount
Build two quick and highly functional shop projects from a single 8 foot 2x4: a Small Parts Table Saw Sled with Clamp and a Bench Hook. Both tools are designed to improve safety and precision when working with small pieces of wood— something that’s often awkward or risky on a table saw.
Materials needed to build this project:
• One 8' 2x4 (or just use 3/4" boards)
• 5/16" Tbolt (2 1/4")
• 5point star knob
• Wood glue
The sled includes an integrated clamping system using a homemade Tslot and adjustable clamp to secure small workpieces, while the bench hook is perfect for handsaw work and generalpurpose bench support. With just a table saw and a drill, you can build both of these projects in a weekend using basic joinery, and end up with tools you’ll reach for again and again in your workshop
Included in this plan are the design .svg and .pdf files to cut out the sections to make this plywood computer case + basic step by step instructions.
To create the case you'll need: 1/2" plywood, 1/4" plywood, 1/8" plywood and 1/4" MDF.
This case was designed for a 10" HDMI screen and a 60% mechanical keyboard. If you use other products, I cannot guarantee the fit will be perfect. Here are links to the screen and the keyboard:
10.1" Screen - https://amzn.to/442X6C7
Keyboard - https://amzn.to/3FIneIH
This case was also create to house a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 W, however, there’s plenty of room inside the case, making it easy to modify for other uses or components if needed.
Check out the blog!
One of my favorite hobbies to come back to is always bookbinding: it’s fun, relaxing, and you end up with something tactile for yourself or others. This time I decided to make some notebooks - because they’re great for gifts, and I also feel like I can never have enough!