Dog maker

9/2/2015

My nearly finished workbench needs a profusion of dogs. In order to speed up the production and have some degree of consistency, I made this dog maker out of a scrap piece of beech. It has a multitude of “high-tech features” such as:

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1) Self-tapping screw to hold the stock in position.

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2) A hole for drilling the bullet catch hardware hole.

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3) A kerf to saw a flat face (leaning 2º forward from the vertical position, ensuring that the upper most tip would touch stock first)

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4) A kerf to cut each dog to the exact same length.

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That is followed by a few more steps, once the dog is liberated from it’s maker. The pictures tells the story.

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2 thoughts on “Dog maker”

    1. Hi Stefan, please go ahead and copy, I have no problem with that, in fact it makes me feel happy if any of my stuff helps another woodworker.
      Cheers
      Gerhard

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