Pass Along E-mail Archive
- September - Trick for Setting Tool Bit Height
- August - Build a Can Crusher
- March - A Quick Tip for Setting Lathe Tool Bit Height
- March - Really Clean that Lead Screw
- February - Using PVC Pipe as a Stop for Facing Operations
- January - Marking Your Drills
- January - An Easy Band Saw Improvement
- February - An Alternative Tailstock Offset Method
- March - Dedicated Tooling Packages
- March - Keeping Clean with Cast Iron
- May - Broken Center Punch becomes Magnetic Screwdriver
- May - Need to Beef up your Lathe? Try a Gibralter!
- June - Holding Small Items in a Big Chuck
- July - Another Use for Magnets
- July - The Engines of Rudy Kouhoupt
- October - A Simple and Solid Ball Turner
- December - An Alternative Parting Method
- November - Tap Drill Organizer
- October - New Life for Old Collets
- September - A Double-ended Tip
- August - An Easy Chip Pan
- August - Keeping the Screws in Sherline Hold-down Clamps
- July - Organizing Drill Bits
- June - A Law-cost Insulated Wall
- May - Quick-Change Jaw System for Bench Vise
- April - Drill Guide
- March - Balance Your Wheel Once
- February - An Adjustable Center
- January - Precision Router Table
- January - Band Saw Modifications
2008
- December - Tangential Toolholder for Sherline Lathe
- November - A Quick and Easy Compass
- November - Steel Replacement Jaws
- October - A Portable Vise/Table
- October - A Pneumatic Locking Lathe Turrent
- September - Another Jig for Shortening Cap Screws
- August - Cheap and Readily Available Spacers
- August - Transfer Screws
- July - Hard Face Welding of a Cutting Edge
- June - A Lathe Dog Driver
- May - Substitute for a Toolpost Grinder
- May - Truing Trick
- April - Measurement Without a Protractor
- March - Tailstock Tale
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2009
- September - For When You Don’t Want the Lock to Lock
- August - Tie a Handle
- April - Wooden Arbors
- March - A Tip for Securely Clamping Angle Iron
- February - Making Life a Little Easier When Using a Hacksaw to Cut Metal
- January - A Screwdriver Bit for your Chuck
- January - A Tiny Nozzle
- January - Adding a Laser to Your Band Saw
- February - Keeping Parallels in Position in the Machine Vise
- March - There’s More Than One Way to Hold a Part
- April - No More Dropped Wires
- April - Keeping the Mill-drill Lined Up
- June - Easy Clamping on the Drill Press
- August - Holding Small Stock on the Lathe
- August - Spill Proof – or at least spill reduced – Cutting Oil Storage
- October - Inexpensive Chip Guards
- November - A Quick and Easy Rip Fence
- December - From an Edge Finder to a Center Finder
- November - Special Driver
- September - A Quick Double
- August - A Workholding Trick for Odd-shaped Parts
- August - A Mic -- not Mouse -- Pad
- July - Making Thin Washers for Firearms
- June - Another Alignment Method
- May - A Screw-Cutting Tip
- April - Quick Tips for a Lathe
- March - A Brass Bouquet for Mother's Day
- February - Stretching the Machine Capacity
- January - Compact Drive Dogs for a Taig
- November - A Quick and Easy Compass
- November - A Rolling Steady Rest for the Sherline Lathe
- October - A Vise Jaw
- September - Cutting Odd-Count Threads
- September - Not-So-Poor Man's Transfer Punches
- August - More Sensitive Adjustment for the Four-Jaw Chuck
- July - Die Threading Without a Tailstock Die Holder
- July - Tidy Lathe Chuck Storage
- June - Making Heavy Work Light
- May - Coolant Pump
- April - Steady Rest Accuracy
- April - Taper Cutting Checks and Setup
- March - Steady Rest Accuracy
2011
2010
2009
2008
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