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Plant Blog Ridiculously Responsive Social Sharing Buttons » Posted on April 1st, 2014 at 13:04 in Social Media. We love responsive and we love sharing. Find them here: or get the code on Github. The Positive Impact of Good UX on Non-profits » Posted on March 21st, 2014 at 12:03 in User Behavior, User Experience. At Plant we do a lot of work with non-profits and are therefore always on the lookout for ways to up their impact so we can help increase awareness and generate as many donations as possible. That’s why this independent study from U1 Group piqued our interest. The result? 2. 3. The conclusion: optimising user experiences has a measurable (and considerable) effect on the bottom line: maximising online donations. Source: Back to Basics: Writing Hyperlinks » Posted on March 12th, 2014 at 16:03 in User Behavior. Take aways: 1. Underlined blue text is still the most obvious visual indicator of a link. 2.
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Buyer's Guide To Woodworking Chisels (5/13) | Wood And Shop Buy 4+ Bench Woodworking Chisels The first woodworking chisels that I recommend that you purchase are bench chisels. Bench chisels are the most common type of woodworking chisels because you use them for so many woodworking tasks. They’re called bench chisels because they’re usually on your workbench, just like “bench planes”. Bench chisels can either have beveled edges or normal, flat edges. You can either buy a wood chisel set with five to ten bevel-edge bench chisels, or acquire different antique bench chisels in the common sizes. I have purchased many antique woodworking chisels, and the quality of steel is almost always superior to what comes in modern woodworking chisels. Unless you can afford a high-end set of new chisels from some of these new tool makers (Lie-Nielsen chisels, Veritas chisels, Blue Spruce chisels, Narex Richter chisels, etc.), I’d recommend that you try and piece together some antique bench chisels, in useful sizes for furniture making. Narex bench chisels
D*I*Y Planner | the best thing in printing since Gutenberg All-in-One Workbench, Building Instructions – One Minute Workbench Description These instructions are a complete guide that will show you how to build this all-in-one workbench, step by step. All of the materials used in the design are very common, and easy to find at Home Depot or Lowes. About the plans: Includes Imperial (U.S.) VersionIncludes Metric VersionIncludes Twin Screw Vise Plan – FREE! These instructions were written with beginners in mind, so no matter your skill level, these plans should make it a fairly easy build. Workbench Features: Compact & Space SavingStores EasilySets up in less than a minuteAccommodates: Table SawMiter SawShop VacCompressorSmaller tools, fittings, etc. U.S. 72″ Long x 32″ deep x 37.5″ tallWork Surface: 48″ wide x 32″ deep x 37.5″ tall Metric Dimensions: 182.9cm Long x 81.3cm deep x 95.3cm tallWork Surface: 122cm wide x 81.3cm deep x 95.3cm tall It’s designed around compact type table saws and miter saws. Compatibility: Table Saws: Miter Saws Other Saw Compatibility: Compressors: Shop Vacuums: Dimensions and Diagrams:
All in One Board Milling Station – One Minute Workbench These instructions are a complete step by step guide that will show you how to build a jointer and planer mobile base with drawers for storage and integrated dust collection. This project is designed to be an EASY build – no crazy joinery. About the plans: Formatted for normal sized (8.5″ x 11″) printer paper, so you can print them at home.Includes Imperial (U.S.) version AND Metric version! About this Mobile Stand: Tools required (or at least strongly suggested) to build this project: Table SawMiter Saw (Not necessary if you have a table saw sled or another way to make good cross cuts)23 Gauge Pin Nailer (Recommended, but not strictly necessary, you could use other fasteners)Drill3″ Hole Saw BitJig SawSander/Sandpaper/FileHandplane and chisel (Not strictly necessary, but nice to have around the shop) Stuff I used on this project that you can buy from Amazon: Disclaimer: These are affiliate links. Because this is a digital product, no refunds are allowed.