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This is a remake/clone of a rabbett cutter for 5mm foam board. This is based on some photos of a model that is no longer sold, photos included here. It takes a 1-5/8" by 3/4" blade (38mm*19mm) steel blade equivalent to the Stanley SCRAPER…
There are many Stanley rabbet planes available on the used market for reasonable prices. Often these are missing the depth stop. This replacement is not an exact replica but rather slightly changed to strengthen it for 3D printing. I have…
I created this box generator because I wanted a design suitable for both 3D printers and CNC machines. This generator produces boxes with rabbet joints at the edges which provide precise alignment during glue up. This box design also…
Rabbet or rebate plane are often made from wood, including the version that inspired this design from Rex Kreuger. This version, however, allows your 3D printer to build the tool for you while you work on the rest of your project. This…
I designed this to hold my rabbeting bit with all of the bearings. In addition to just storing the bearings, I added: Labels to indicate how deep of a pass would be taken with that bit Wrench storage that helps lock in the smaller…
This block holds a 1/4" shank rabbeting bit with its accompanying bearings and allen key. It has slots for 3.5mm, 4mm, 4.5mm, 5mm and 5.5mm bearings. It was specifically modelled with Amana Tool's 49436 rabbeting bit set in mind, but…
I designed this to hold my rabbeting bit with all of the bearings. In addition to just storing the bearings, I added: Labels to indicate how deep of a pass would be taken with that bit Wrench storage that helps lock in the smaller…
A parametric design tool which will allow one to design boxes for which one may then transcribe the dimensions (in millimeters) into the box generator app at: http://chaunax.github.io/projects/twhl-box/twhl.html so that one may generate a…
Made for Yonica router bits. Will require test cuts for perfect results with your router and router table.
There were a lot of radius jigs on here, but none were 1 3/8", which is the standard rabbet bit cutter size. I don't mind chopping a rabbet square for a panel but I'll be damned if I'm going to bother on the back of a shop cabinet. I also…
