Attachments MagJig95 featherboard. There is a shorter and workshop woodworking projects 3d taller version so you can set up clamps crossing each other like in the previous step. Attachments center marker. A great collection of simple 3d printed gadgets to make life easier in your woodworking shop. I love these. Question 7 weeks woodworkjng. Thank you!!

Sized for up to 2 inch diameter. Make a smaller or larger version for your needs. Use this gauge to measure, compare, and transfer interior dimensions when building larger boxes, cabinet cases, or frames. Check for squareness by comparing the two internal diagonals. The picture shows how to use the gauge.

Store a countersink drill bit set DeWalt in this tray along with the hex key. Keep things organized! Make similar trays for other specialty drill bits like the metric Forstner bits shown. Sand accurate 45 degree chamfers or points as shown at the end of posts, dowels, or trim. Modify the design for other fixed angles. Also make sure to modify for your machine's miter slot design. Did you route or cut a special profile that needs some sanding for cleanup?

Make your own sanding block to match the profile while being easy on your fingers. Design other profiles for v-grooves, round-overs, Roman Ogees, etc. Hi there! Thanks for the great shares. I printed a set of the Corner Clamp Pads as well as the V-Groove Pads and they all fit great : I liked them so much I decided to make a base for them and I'm going to upload it to Thingiverse.

However it occurred to me that it would be useful to include your original files as well, so that users can download the whole set. But I was unable to find them on Thingiverse and I'm not sure they'll let me link to an external page. So do you have any objections to me uploading these to Thingiverse? If you like I can make a separate post for yours and one for the base.

Or both together. In either case with full credit to you of course. Let me know and thanks again. Reply 5 weeks ago. Thanks for your comment and sharing your design.

Very nice base you made for the clamp pads. I have been asked a few times to publish the files to Thingiverse, so I finally decided to get on with it. Thanks again! Great stuff : thanks a lot. Will post the base there shortly as well then. Question 7 weeks ago. Can you suggest a suitable profile to print the Tenon Drill Template, also to print Band Clamp Block and temporary corner brackets. Answer 6 weeks ago. Not sure what you are looking for.

The 3D files. There is also a button that lets you view the files online in 3D. Let me know if you need something else. Reply 6 weeks ago. I talk about the print profile, like layer height, infill, parameters for supports, and these things I hope you understand me.

Ok, I understand what you are asking. So here you go: Software Cura 4. Good luck! Thanks so much for sharing these. I'm learning Fusion , and making my own models for these in metric has been some great practice. Reply 7 months ago. The corner clamp is such a brilliant idea. I should find a way to make it smaller for tiny parts.

Reply 1 year ago. It's much easier to thank someone on there. I've printed a couple of the pieces in this article, so thanks. Tip 1 year ago on Step I noticed there was no file for the bit tray lid. I went ahead and made one. I can send you the STL file if you contact me. By rschoenm Follow. More by the author:. Fusion Projects ». Let's start with clamping gadgets. You can never have enough clamps! This and the following designs can be modified and adapted for other types of clamps.

Attachments Clamp Pad Corner Outside. Download View in 3D. I use adapters of all sizes in my shop. They connect the large dust collection at my shop-made table saw overhead arm. They connect different sizes of hoses and I even use some more complex Y-shaped adapters to split the airflow. I found this design on thigiverse and love it. You simply put the blade of a utility knife in the jig, screw it tight and it makes trimming edge banding super simple and easy.

My number 2 is actually an entire category of 3dprints that guide my router. I use this principle a lot. Be it to create a simple drilling guide, to create floating tenons or to cut complex joinery. The most frequently used 3dprint in my shop by far is the adjustment knob. I needs these knobs constantly for jigs and shop projects to make adjustment easy or to lock things in place. Buying them in the hardware store is not only expensive but also takes quite some time. Having the possibility to print them with a single click is great.

Although I recently upgraded to a larger 3d printer all of the things in this video were printed on a Anet A8 printer that costs around bucks. I will leave a link to this printer in the description and hopefully you got some ideas how to use a 3dprinter in your shop. Skip to content In this article I will describe my personal top 10 3d printing projects for the woodworking shop. Number Sanding strips If you have to sand in a very tight spot these small-scale sanding blocks are a big help.

Sanding strips Number 9: Lamello distance plate and drill guide This Lamello clamex connector is great for knock-down joinery as it only requires a small hole and is basically invisible. Lamello Distance plate Drillguide for lamello clamex Number 8: Keyhole hangers This is a very simple but quite helpful design that you can customize to your needs on my thingiverse page.

Picture frame keyhole hanger insert Number 7: Shims This might be the simplest possible 3d print. Shims in metric and imperial Number 6: Corner clamps With four of these prints and a ratchet strap gluing up picture frames and boxes gets easy and reliable.

Corner clamps Number 5: Soft pads for clamps If you are like me the soft pads that come with your clamps seem to magically disappear in the shop. Clamp protection cap Number 4: Dust collection adapters I use adapters of all sizes in my shop.

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