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Be sure to time the project.
Be sure to time the project.


I was going to order the spools, but it might not be too bad to make them. I could use the drill press as a lathe.
I was going to order the spools, but it might not be too bad to make them. I could use the drill press as a lathe. Could be really cool to do 4 pieces joint (and it would be stronger).


[[Category:Woodworking]]
[[Category:Woodworking]]

Revision as of 17:00, 8 June 2017

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I like the hinge mechanism worked into the handle. This should keep it closed as well as make it easier to open. It might also make sense to put a bend in the handle. It may even make sense to crisscross the handles so that when it's closed they're pulling against each other.

https://www.amazon.com/50-Pack-CleverDelights-Spools-Unfinished/dp/B015ENB50Q/ref=sr_1_21?ie=UTF8&qid=1496935612&sr=8-21&keywords=wood+spools

Maybe put a magnet somewhere to hold needles.

It may also be possible to arrange the spools on something like a hinge rack so they fold up compactly in the box but can be displayed while working. Actually, the same hinge mechanism can be used. 3 racks, each holding 5x3 pegs. I think the setup there would be 2 wings on top (for small storage) then store all the spools in the bottom so that they can pull out when in use.

I'd also like to put a protected razor blade in it somewhere for cutting thread. Use a standard blade so it can be replaced.

Be sure to time the project.

I was going to order the spools, but it might not be too bad to make them. I could use the drill press as a lathe. Could be really cool to do 4 pieces joint (and it would be stronger).