Interesting Stuff From Around The Web #59 – December 20, 2014

Every week I like to share a few things I find interesting. Mostly video content with an occasional website article. All of the content you will find in these posts is free to you. Remember that liking, subscribing, or sharing free content goes a long way in helping produce more free content. If you like that creator’s work, share it!

Dailey Woodworks

I recently mentioned on my Facebook page that I’ve got the urge to rearrange my shop again. Robert Dailey responded with his solution to the same thing. He’s going modular. It’s definitely a good idea! (click the image)

Jeff-Ferguson.com

Super simple, quick and easy. Jeff has a lot of great projects like these. It’s the little shop improvements like these pegboard drill holders that add up and make a difference. (click the image)

Drunken Woodworker

Here’s a project with a HUGE before and after improvement.

Alain Vaillancourt

I’ve shared the previous 14 installments of this EPIC shop build series. Here’s number 15!

Robert Dailey

Here’s another from Robert. This is by far one of the best shop jigs you can build.

Matthew Cremona

For anyone who works alot with hardwoods this is a great way to turn scraps into cash!

9 COMMENTS

Robert Dailey December 20, 2014 At 8:56 am

Thanks for mentioning me. It’s an honor. Merry Christmas.
- Jay Bates December 20, 2014 At 4:33 pm
  
  Thanks for producing good content :)
Barry Norman December 20, 2014 At 9:26 am

Great stuff Jay as always. Can I take this opportunity to wish you and your dear wife a merry Christmas and thank you for all your videos, blogs and stuff from around the web. Always enjoy your stuff and love your direct attitude to those who DARE to challenge you. So refreshing.

Regards and good wishes.

Barry Norman UK.
- Jay Bates December 20, 2014 At 4:29 pm
  
  Thanks for the feedback Barry and a merry Christmas to you too!
Sam December 20, 2014 At 12:49 pm

I love these posts, always some great ideas.

Those cutting boards are entirely decorative, right? A cutting board that is going to be used for cutting food should have a tight grain so that food particles don’t get into the wood and start rotting, right?
Chris December 22, 2014 At 10:39 am

Thanks, Jay. As always, great content. I always get new folks to subscribe to in these posts and great new project to try. I wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!!
Alain (in Belgium-Europe) December 25, 2014 At 5:57 am

Any idea why Jeff-Ferguson.com web site is not reachable?
(Forbidden – You don’t have permission to access /2014/12/11/pegboard-drill-holder/ on this server)
Thanks anyhow for all the good jobs and Merry Christmas.
- Jay Bates December 25, 2014 At 3:12 pm
  
  I’m not sure why you were getting that message. It’s working fine on my end but my reply is a few hours late.
boyd l meeks January 4, 2015 At 8:54 am

Hi Jay, just recently subscrided to your emails and started putting me a little shop together to pass some time away in retirement while i’m not deer hunting and fishing. Have really enjoyed your videos and how to’s learning alot from them keep’em coming and good luck with the lion’s today in playoffs