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The Block Plane Earns Its Keep Every Day - Vic Tesolin shares why his trusty block plane is the number-one tool he keeps close by and how this keeps his shop momentum flowing.4 days ago
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those dam beavers! - i had forgotten about this blog post until i stumbled across it while looking for some fishing pictures this morning ... *You’ll probably enjoy this, es...
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Holding wood by the edge of the bench top, part 3 - [image: Holding wood by the edge of the bench top, part 3] Let us continue with the previous post. If the wide piece of wood being held in the front vice ...1 week ago
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Carbitool Countersink Holder - Below you will find the STL file to 3D Print your own countersink holder. If you find it’s a tight fit just scale it up (101% is probably enough) in the...3 years ago
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Another polishing attempt - [image: Another polishing attempt] Made of pallets plywood stringers.
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green and yellow tractor front end grill and radiator - This is the base after it was painted. These are photos of the front end grill assembly. I mounted it in the frame to make sure I was headed the right di...
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Won't sink nails - [image: Won't sink nails] With dial set to max depth the nails barely sink in that soft pre-primed material. Roll the gun just a little and won’t sink at...
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Hello world! - Welcome to WordPress. This is your first post. Edit or delete it, then start writing!5 years ago
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New Product -“David Charlesworth” Marking Knife - Hi Folks Nearly a decade ago, I was approached by David Charlesworth, who asked me to collaborate with him to make a Marking Knife. David had strong ideas...
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Reuse a Washing Machine Motor, Make an upcycled multi-tool! - The last three videos have all been about using old washing machine parts! Two have shown the de-construction and upcycling of the bearings and frame, into...6 years ago
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Abracadabra, Make your own water - It’s not quite as magical as making your own water but it’s pretty close. Our latest book “From Truth to Tools” explores how artisan geometry was the flame...8 years ago
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Mermaid Framed in Barn Board - I haven't posted for over three months because I've just been too busy. I still am, but felt I should let my readers know I’m still here working away. T...8 years ago
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You say Goodbye, and I say Hello - This past Friday morning, Rhonda and I sat in a judge’s chambers and finalized the divorce. That chapter in my life has closed, and with it, there was on...9 years ago
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5 Years and Counting - Hard to believe its been 5 years and 245 webisodes we have filmed in our Mastering Woodworking on line show. Time has flown and technology has definitely i...11 years ago
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Roubo Progress – The Undercarriage - A couple of weekends ago our family visited some friends in Mechanicsburg, PA and helped Chris in his metal shop, working on a kit plane. You can check out...12 years ago
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I have officially moved - After writing blog posts here for more than four years, this is my last one with Blogger. For more than six months I have been writing blog entries at my...
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Entertainment Console - Design Phase - Sometime last year, Sylvia and I were having dinner at my friend Ken's place. He'd recently got a copy of The House That Sam Built. Sam is one of my favo...
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Frankenstein’s Dust Port - Stop laughing, it works. I mentioned last time that I would cover the dust collection for my planer as a separate item, and now you understand why. First, ...13 years ago
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I'm Not Dead - About three years ago I finished my last oud. Six years of tedious "workmanship of risk" can get to you. I burned out. I also found that I neglected impo...
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All Stoned Up - Achew!! Excuse me… sorry, but the dust on this blog is thick. Not wood dust unfortunately, but the normal kind of dust (i.e. mostly Soylent Green). I’ve be...14 years ago
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