A program for generating printable gear templates for manually cutting out gears out of wood. This program is also able to export gear shapes as DXF, PDF, DAE (sketchup) and SVG

These plans are for my PantorouterThis pantorouter is for routers with cylindrical body up tom 89 mm diameter and for palm routers. You can see a preview of the plans and preview of the XL plans so you can get a better sense of what's inside before buying. This also includes my Pantorouter XL plans, which can accommodate plunge routers. Included with the plans: Detailed drawings of every part of the Pantorouter 23 drawings and illustrations of the parts Full-scale printable templates of many parts, including mounts for a 3.5" diameter router and 71 mm diameter "palm router". Full-scale printable drawings of the assembled machine. Detailed building instructions for the machine, with over 200 photos More photos of the finished Pantorouter A SketchUp CAD model of the Pantorouter and plans

Detailed plans for the 20" wooden bandsaw. I love showing off these plans, and have included a preview of the plans so you can get a better sense of what's in the plans before buying. The plans include: Detailed drawings of every part of the bandsaw A full-scale template of the frame (spread over many pages, with alignment grid) A total of 35 pages of drawings and illustrations Detailed instruction on building the saw, including over 300 photos of the construction More photos of the finished bandsaw The plans also include the SketchUp CAD model of the bandsaw, which allows you to view the bandsaw and parts from any angle. A peek inside the plans... See the specs The plans are in metric units, except for drill and dowel sizes, which are in imperial units.

My program for printing images over several pages. Includes the ability to add a diagonal grid for alignment, and to lighten uniformly dark areas for saving printer ink

All my four bandsaw plans in one package

Detailed plans for my screw advance box joint jig. I love showing off these plans, and have a preview of the plans so you can get a better sense of what's inside before buying. The plans include: 16 pages of detailed dimensioned drawings of all the parts and assembly views Printable cut-out templates for all the gear sizes, up to 48 teeth. Large 1:1 printable drawing (print on yor printer then paste together) Detailed instruction on building the jig, including over 50 photos of the construction. A program that runs in your browser for calculating spacing tables to work out which combinations of gears to use for what spacing of joint. (runs in your web browser on any computer - mac or PC) A SketchUp model of the jig, which allows you to view the jig from any angle, disassemble it, or regenerate each of the views in the plans by clicking on the 'scene' tabs in SkechUp. Graphical hardware list (with pictures of all the hardware bits) A cut list Maximum width of cut is 32.8 cm (12.9"), The jig can cut a whole stack of boards at once. The plans are in Metric units, except for drill and dowel sizes, which are in imperial units. You can generate plans in imperial units simply by changing the units to "imperial" in SketchUp under 'model info', but the units will not work out to even numbers like they do in Metric. See the specifications