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If you already get these in your email then this will not be news to you but if not it is a free service they offer with you signing up for it.

Since we have had a lot of discussions about box joints of late I thought a few might enjoy this idea. Of course the magnets are not going to work on the shopsmith but perhaps some rubber pad feet might.

http://www.woodsmithtips.com/2017/01/12 ... aign=11933

I have my old cell phone that I wouldn't mind moving to the shop to use as a mirror.........

Anyway I'll try not mention these videos again for a while or ever. And remember it here now but it will be gone soon.

Ed

reible wrote:If you already get these in your email then this will not be news to you but if not it is a free service they offer with you signing up for it.

Since we have had a lot of discussions about box joints of late I thought a few might enjoy this idea. Of course the magnets are not going to work on the shopsmith but perhaps some rubber pad feet might.

http://www.woodsmithtips.com/2017/01/12 ... aign=11933

I have my old cell phone that I wouldn't mind moving to the shop to use as a mirror.........

Anyway I'll try not mention these videos again for a while or ever. And remember it here now but it will be gone soon.

Ed

I think it is easier to make a holder for a mirror!

reible wrote:If you already get these in your email then this will not be news to you but if not it is a free service they offer with you signing up for it.

Since we have had a lot of discussions about box joints of late I thought a few might enjoy this idea. Of course the magnets are not going to work on the shopsmith but perhaps some rubber pad feet might.

http://www.woodsmithtips.com/2017/01/12 ... aign=11933

I have my old cell phone that I wouldn't mind moving to the shop to use as a mirror.........

Anyway I'll try not mention these videos again for a while or ever. And remember it here now but it will be gone soon.

Ed

A neat holder for the phone.
To increase it's functionality add a 1/4-20 threaded insert in the bottom, directly below the lens, and it will also work as a tripod mount.

Woodsmith usually has some good tips but, I'll pass on this one.