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Whenever possible, always set up a work table.

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Daryl in Nanoose

I like to keep some channel siding kicking around, they make great saw guides

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OtbHunter

A great work table for shop use... Fold up Ping Pong table... been using one for years. Folds up - has wheels for moving - can clamp to and creates a huge work table.
Also, I now wear Mechanic's gloves when sawing. Started using them a few years ago when working on a COLD day - found out that they are a great way to keep splinters out of your fingers and you are not as apprehensive when ripping lumber so you have much better control.

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inspectorD

Rehashin old stuff folks...

I use coffee cans for alllll my screws and nails, even built a big angled shelf that holds all 40 so you look right into the top to see what you need.
And if I need stuff for a job, I grab the whole can and lid, fits right in the toolbox.

Anybody else?

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Daryl in Nanoose

I use peg board for repeated hole drilling for shelves, also when my t-square wears out at work I grind the rivets off and remove the top for a great straight edge

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Joeykai

informative tips. i will try ir myself

thanks for the info

Graham

Those are great tips guys but if you want even more my latest book 601 Woodshop Tips & Tricks (F&W Publishing or on my web site) has lot's of them.
Graham

Daryl in Nanoose

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