/diy/ - Do It Yourself

>>1631912
No one on /diy/ actually makes stuff

>>1632002
This

Do you guys wanna see my tool collection though? Try to keep stuff NIB because it’s most valuable that way.

>>1631912
posted this befo'

>>1632113
>jointer inside house and upstairs
u wot m8

I'm cleaning mine up at the moment going through a move but if this thread is still up when I'm done I'll post mine

>>1632114
Why the hole in the router table?

>>1631912
I would if I thought you'd all abuse me over the miserable condition in which I generally leave it but you guys are too easygoing by half.

>>1632142
perhaps

>>1632002
hey that's bulls- oh wait i havent made anything since i got a job. well i guess that's why, this is the only board bwhere the anons have jobs.
pic is my workbench/workshop.

I keep a whole workshop in my pocket.

Pure fucking chaos

>>1632130
I have the same table, and it's like an insert so you can change parts out if needed depending on the job. They're really good, although the router it comes with is a fucking beast.

>>1631912
never actually tried to take a photo of my workshop just the individual machines and shit I've been working on

>>1632117
how do you like the tormach? I've outgrown my chinesium 6040 but I'm not sure I want to put down the cash for a basic bitch haas, but I've heard horror stories about tormachs being out of square and skipping steps and all kinds of fuckery.

>>1634496
Alpha

>>1632114
Are you a communist?

>>1631912
>tfw only workshop is at work
>I don't actually make anything despite having a trade
Fuck I'm pathetic

>>1631912
Mine is a mess, in the middle and resetting it up. I live in an apartment so its just the spare 2nd bedroom. Also for some reason I bought a cubicle for $5 from our last auction at work. I kept the desk which is 9 desk tops (-1 because I needed the screw hole mount things for a longer desk top the i ripped out of a shorter desk top). Still got 2 drawer sets to clean and put back together and 5 or 6 drawers that mount under the desks to clean.

>>1634508

You are German, aren't you?

>>1637312
Every time I see an old dresser on garbage night, I want to stop by with an impact driver and remove a couple drawers and the rails they roll on. I figure I could repurpose the hardware and make a custom sized wide drawer for under the workbench. Not sure what I would keep in there, but random drawers and storage always seem to fill themselves up.

>>1638100
Even if you just take the rails, build your own drawers to fit your workbench.

Stocked with only the finest Harbor Freight tools and Lowe's lumber.

>>1638294
Scrap wood """mosaic""" floor

>>1638100
>impact driver
I think a plain ol screwdriver would me more than adequate..

Also never seen a dresser with anything more than wood on wood rails, kind of silly to bother removing them, just take the drawers if they are solid wood and good construction and move on.

The dirt is permanent

>>1638303
>wood on wood
Maybe a desk. I actually wanted a couple small bits of wood a couple years ago and saw a desk by the street and snagged 2 drawers. I tossed the rails on those, but next time I’ll grab two drawers and then unscrew the rails from the inside.

I could make it easy by taking an existing drawer, but I’m thinking about doing a shallow one the whole width of the little cubby hole area under the workbench. It’s probably like 24”, so I could build a drawer maybe 2” or 3” deep for random small shit. Other idea was a flat worktop that slides out but that would take some beefy hardware to remain stable when it’s all the way extended.

>>1638295
Kinda cool, don't drop a nut though.

>>1631912
here is my shop guys