Werkzeug

Shape soft jewellery wire around your own oval: set outside width, depth and height. A hollow forming mandrel with a base flange for gentle hand work.

Score repeatable paper belly bands: set two alternating panel widths, band width and glue flap. A custom board with four grooves and two locating fences.

Pierce folded book signatures for sewing: configure cradle length, opening width and V angle, with an end stop and longitudinal clearance slot for an awl.

Mark consistent covering corners: adjust the allowance from the board corner and fence height. A triangular 45-degree guide for book covers and boxes.

Bend small wire loops repeatedly: set pin centres, bores and nut pockets. A printed base for two separate metal forming pins and soft craft wire.

Position labels at a repeatable height: configure jar diameter and label bottom-edge distance above the table, using a sideways-removable half-round guide.

Cut narrow strips at your own angle: configure channel width, blade clearance and mitre. A compact box for manual fine saws and model-making work.

Align two model tracks at your chosen centres: set gauge, rail-head width and track spacing. Four grooves temporarily locate over the rail heads.

Set cartridge position to your manual’s specification: customise the distance from headshell gasket to stylus tip, with an open cradle and visual mark.

Hand-sand concave mouldings: configure radius, abrasive thickness and length. A convex working face with a flat back for your circular internal profiles.

Repeat hole centres on leather straps: configure width, hole count, pitch and first position. With two side fences and an end stop for square strap ends.

Dry-lay mosaic tiles on your own grid: set tile width, length, joints and rows. A bottomless layout guide for repeating small patterns and tile groups.

Mark a tube saddle before cutting: configure a slip-on template for the branch diameter, larger main tube and intersection angle, then trace the contour.

Align two round rubber cord ends: customise groove diameter and the open bonding relief. A simple open jig for small non-load-bearing craft projects.

Cross-drill round stock with a fitted saddle: customise rod diameter and your metal bushing seat. Printed jig body with flange recess and positioning grooves.

Route hinge pockets to your measurements: configure the hinge size, guide bush and cutter, with a fixed edge fence and a wide border for clamping.

Set a repeatable chisel or plane-blade projection in your honing guide: configure the setting block with a flat blade support and rear cutting-edge stop.

Mark extraction holes on rectangular sanding paper: set sheet size, rows, columns and spacing. Designed for regular centred grids of equal-size holes.

Fit a handle to your existing squeegee rubber: set width, blade thickness and insertion depth. Two separate metal bolts retain the rubber strip.

Seat a dust seal using a matching annular contact face: customise bore clearance, contact diameters and step height. A hand-press aid, not a hammer driver.

Turn freely moving adjustment rings by hand: set pin spacing, metal pin sockets and centre clearance. A printed C-shaped head with a short hand grip.

Drill centred dowel holes in matching board edges: size the U-shaped jig to board thickness, hole spacing and metal bushes. Bushes and clamps separate.

Join your own wooden strips into an angle template: size the holders for strip width and pivot bolt. Two printed shoes form one clamping joint.