Woodworking for the Blind
Woodworking for the Blind
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Category(s): Jigs and Templates
Review and instructions for woodpeckers Coping Sled. The bottom line. Awesome product. For those of you who might not know what a coping sled is, (like me in the beginning.) It is a must have item if you want to make raised panel doors on a router t
Category(s): Measuring and Marking,Accessible Tools
Accessible digital angle cube for the blind. Finally a simple accurate way to set angles on tools such as your table saw blade.
The Wixey blue tooth digital angle cube along with the free Wixey Talk app for your IPhone or Android makes this task fast
Category(s): Measuring and Marking,Accessible Tools
The Click Rule, from chapter 1 of the manual for blind woodworkers.
The Click Rule is a metal tubular device seven and nine-sixteenths-inches long that houses a threaded steel rod that clicks at every one-sixteenth inch as it is moved to new settings
Category(s): Measuring and Marking,Accessible Tools
A smart Protractor with Bluetooth (Model WR 41BT) The protractor has an 8 inch aluminum arms and digital display. With it's blue tooth connectivity along with the Wixey Talk app you can listen to the reed out on a smart phone with either an Apple de
Category(s): plans
The birdhouse planter when completed is about 29” long. It has a conventional peaked style bird house at each end with a small planter area in the center. The planter area is 4” x 4” x 18” and has two I-bolts near each end for h
Category(s): plans,informational
When constructing (or buying) a birdhouse, there are some very important things to keep in mind:
List of 12 items • Make sure that the birdhouse has drainage slots or holes. You don't want any nestlings to drown during a sudden storm. • Make sure
Category(s): plans
I bought a Flippy Car at a craft fair that would be a good gift item or good item to sell. The flippy car is about 3 inches long, 2 inches wide and about 2 inches tall. The little car runs down a slight incline and when it reaches the bottom it flips over
Category(s): plans,informational
Ladder Desk – A Creation Story By Joe Schissler
This is the story of the creation of a desk that I built for my daughter, Erika. I am writing this to show others, both blind and sighted, that it is possible to safely build a fairly
Category(s): plans
This plan assumes you have a table saw. There are no dimensions given because you can make the box whatever size you want. We want to make the frame all from one board. So make sure it is at least twelve inches longer than the total length of all fo