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Blatantly Stolen Projects! - Wawoodman - 09-25-2012
Here are a few things I've done, lately. I have to thank everyone on this and other forums, who have given me the ideas!
The dieholder and the QCTP indicator holder are pretty widespread designs. I saw the handwheel for the vise, and had to have one!
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - DaveH - 09-25-2012
Woodman,
Nah, they are not stolen - they have all been made by yourself.
And very nicely made too
Thanks for showing them
DaveH
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - EdK - 09-25-2012
Change the thread title to "Blatantly Copied Projects!" and all is well.
Ed
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - stevec - 09-25-2012
Wait! the handwheel for the vice is a vast improvement not a copy!
I'm flattered!
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - sasquatch - 09-25-2012
Very nice workmanship!! Great projects.
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - TomG - 09-25-2012
Nice job! It's fun being able to make your own tools.
Tom
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - SnailPowered - 09-25-2012
I like the wording of "Blatantly Stolen" it makes me feel more like a rebel
I will definitely be doing plenty of the projects I have seen on here I'm sure!
RE: Blatently Stolen Projects! - rleete - 09-26-2012
"Stealing" ideas, if not for profit, is perfectly acceptable. To not use an idea to make things easier on yourself or to improve your tools is downright foolish.
RE: Blatantly Stolen Projects! - ETC57 - 09-26-2012
If taking advantage of someone else s ideas to improve your own situation is wrong then explain school.
Nice job on the personal tools Woodman.
Jerry.
RE: Blatantly Stolen Projects! - DanH - 09-26-2012
I second the "Nice Job"
any more details on the indicator holder?