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Machining The “Impossible Dovetail” Puzzle – 100,000 Subscribers Thank You Giveaway
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Wow, what an INCREDIBLE year! Thank you all so very much for subscribing, liking, and generally being an awesome audience. Thank you for choosing to be a part of the channel, thank you for telling your friends about it, and thank you most of all for...
Rod and Reel Makers Forum • Re: Nickel Aluminium Bronze ferrules.
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Thanks for the compliments re the ferrules. I do sell these, in fact these days that's the only reason I make them as I don't make rods just now. They're Australian $65 a set of 1/2 and $55 for 1/1 with FREE postage anythere in the world. Currently...
Has anyone tried to make a box like this?
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Seen lots of cool work on the impossible dovetail or double twisted dovetail, but this was in FWW back in 2012 I think. I can see how to cut a board with a twist in it… e.g. start with 8/4 and make a twisted half inch thick board, but not how...
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clickspring1:Machining the “Impossible Dovetail” puzzle - 2 new...
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A video posted by Clickspring (@clickspring1) on Dec 30, 2015 at 12:23pm PST clickspring1: Machining the “Impossible Dovetail” puzzle - 2 new vids out on YT. Happy New Year and thank you all for an incredible year! #imake #giveaway #instamachinist...

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Introducing The Patron Series

For some time I've wanted to acknowledge the huge contribution that financial supporters of the channel make to the creation of the project videos. Making the videos is an expensive and time consuming activity, and without any doubt, Clickspring Patrons...
Clickspring now on Vessel.com

I'm very pleased to announce that I'm in the process of uploading all Clickspring video content to vessel.com Nothing changes for YouTube; exactly the same content will appear on both platforms at exactly the same time, its just another option for you...
Make: Fire Piston Project

There are many ancient techniques that can be used to start a fire. The most well known would be the friction based methods like a hand drill, or bow drill, as well as the percussion based methods like striking flint and steel. Another most unusual...
Gyroscope Build Part 2 Out Now On Make:

Here is the concluding episode of the gyroscope build. If you are interested, I also wrote a little bit about the bearing design on the Make: website here. I do hope you enjoy the project, and be sure to let me know your thoughts in the comments! Thanks...
A New 2 Part Video For Make: Magazine

If you're anything like me, you will have messed around with a gyroscope at some time in your life. For me it was during a high school physics class, and I recall the gyro was a massive great lump of brass and steel mounted on gimbals with a stand....

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Clickspring is a home machining website with a focus on clock making. Join me as I blog and video the process of making a clock from raw metal stock. You will see plenty of toolmaking video's too, as ...

Hand Held Drill Chuck

This is something I made a few weeks after starting up my home shop, and as a knurling practice piece. Rather Light Sabre-ish isn't it! It has turned out to be very useful, particularly for holding...