I've edited together into one video the eight videos that I had already uploaded on this homemade project. La entrada Making the Mobile Workbench from start to finish se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

In this article I’m going to try out all the improvements they’ve implemented in the new xTool P3 – 80W CO2 laser. La entrada Trying out the new xTool P3 – 80W CO2 laser se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Trying out my new Carvera Air. A desktop CNC with a quick tool change system, a wired probe and an engraving laser. La entrada Carvera Air – the desktop CNC that can do almost anything se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

How to add a lift system to any plunge base to use inverted on a DIY router table. You'll need a threaded rod and an insert. La entrada How to add a lifting system to the plunge base of any router se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

It's a simple design I made using birch plywood to keep all my clamps organized and at hand in my new DIY workshop. La entrada DIY Clamp Rack Build se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Second part of a new article where you can see an ingenious tour of my new and improved woodworking workshop. La entrada New Workshop Tour 2024 – Pt.2 se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Versatile & compact assembly table with a Matchfit clamping system. You can use it with the folding workbench or on its own. La entrada DIY Matchfit Assembly Table – Pt. 3 se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Compact design for a table saw. Includes a crosscut sled that can be flipped over so that it can be stored on the outfeed table. La entrada DIY Table Saw Folding Outfeed Table – Pt. 4 se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Innovative crosscut sled design that can be flipped so that you can store it on top of the homemade folding outfeed table itself. La entrada DIY Folding Outfeed Table with built-in Crosscut Sled – Pt. 5 se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Innovative crosscut sled design that can be flipped so that you can store it on top of the homemade folding outfeed table itself. La entrada DIY Folding Outfeed Table with built-in Crosscut Sled – Pt. 5 se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Versatile & compact assembly table with a Matchfit clamping system. You can use it with the folding workbench or on its own. La entrada DIY Matchfit Assembly Table se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

 Este es el cuarto ((artículo)) de una serie sobre mi nuevo banco plegable para sierra de mesa. Hoy mostraré cómo usar y fabricar esta mesa de extensión plegable para usar con el banco.     Planos de la mesa de extensión plegable para sierra Este es el archivo 3D de SketchUp que incluyen los […] La entrada DIY Table Saw Folding Outfeed Table se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Folding stand with wheels for use with any jobsite saw. Compact design perfect for small workshops or to take to a worksite. La entrada DIY Rolling Foldable Table Saw Stand se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Second article about the change of bench table saw and all the modifications that I'm making to my DIY Mobile Workbench. La entrada How to modify a workbench with table saw & router table se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

How to replace the Mobile Workbench table saw with a more accurate one with a cast iron table and induction motor. La entrada How to install a cast iron saw on a workbench se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.

Tailorable notebook/workbook for authors The essential tool for the writer and his novel. Are you writing a book? Don’t you recall the name of the character that witnessed the event? Are your characters flat and you don’t know how to make them more real? Do you have problems in structuring scenes, reminding places and control the times? Can you only write intermittently and never remember what you planned to write? If the answer to any of these questions is “yes”, then this tailorable notebook/workbook is for you. Why an author’s notebook/workbook? I have published over forty books and I always carry around a notebook, in particular when I am working on a complex novel. There I record scenes, characters, locations... anything that allows me to develop the plot of my story. Over the years, I have found that it makes a lot of sense to write down some things, no matter how briefly. For example, does the main character cough? Is it because he smokes, because he has a cold or because he has a pulmonary disease since he was a child? Identifying these little details is what provides depth to your masterpiece and its characters, but all too often we forget these little details despite the fact that we might have to remember at a specific moment of the plot, or if wanting to reuse the character for another novel. The cigarette on the crime scene could belong to him or would his illness prevent him from smoking? This is not just a notebook It is also a workbook with five major sections: Plots, characters, scenarios and locations, events or turning points and scenes. Each of these major sections has blocks to document these little or (big) brushstrokes that will give live to your novel. How did the crime scene smell? What could you hear there? Other sections cover general book information, structure of the chapters, timeline, notes, publication schedule and marketing plan, all of them with their corresponding information blocks. Extensive help for your writing And the most important thing: All these sections and each and every block have a detailed description of how they can be used to document a specific detail of your bestseller. 13 densely-packed pages with descriptions and advice will assist you in outlining your work without having to perform a course on creative writing. It is tailorable! Not only can you create your own table of content; the help of the workbook indicates what you should do and what you should ignore if necessary. Though it has many templates that you can use “as is”, you are completely free to use it as you like. That’s what the advice is for: You can follow it... or not. Don’t let anybody shoehorn into a fixed structure: Just use it as you wish to unleash your productivity and creativity. Start your new bestseller! If you always carry out a notebook to write down your ideas or only work on your masterpiece from time to time, then perhaps it’s a good idea to document your vision a little bit more formally. And who knows... Perhaps you learn something about writing books or perhaps start doing something that you always knew in the back of your head but never really applied.

Whenever you message someone via chat, there’s usually a way to know if the other person read what you sent. It’s a pity the same doesn’t apply to emails. It’s so easy to deny having received anything or using the spam inbox as an excuse. It would be nice being able to add a “double check” feature to your emails. To… Read more → The post Safe Stamper Notify, to track if your messages are received and opened appeared first on Safe Creative Blog.

Introducing a new certification tool that completes Safe Stamper’s kit: The certified screenshots. You may use it in cases of plagiarism, cyber-bullying, or any other sorts of illicit or illegal activities taking place online, on pages with restricted content, only visible for logged in users. That is, this new tool goes where our static page certification tool couldn’t. For further… Read more → The post How to take certified screenshots using Safe Stamper appeared first on Safe Creative Blog.

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Reviewing the Mobile Workbench after 5 years. Strengths, areas to improve. La entrada The Mobile Workbench after 5 years. Strengths, areas to improve. se publicó primero en Paoson Blog.