Bit Storage Caddy

Instructions

1

Set up the machine, Load the Easel file and watch it go.

I used 3/4" Pine for this project because it's what I had laying around. I would recommend whatever your wood choice is, that it should be at least 3/4" thick so that the bits seat properly and there's enough meat on the bottom.

I also used a 1/8" 2-flute straight endmill. I like these bits because they have a very long DOC and they also leave a cleaner top edge with less cleanup required.

Estimated time: 60 minutes

2

Remove and lightly sand the piece

This can be as intricate as you like. Sand, stain if you prefer, or leave it.

Estimated time: 15 minutes

3

Move bits and tools into the new caddy

Enjoy your new bit caddy!

Estimated time: 5 minutes

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Lee Snodgrass

Lee Snodgrass · June 14, 2016

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Mike Bryan · August 31, 2016