CAN YOU WORK THIS OUT.??.GOOD EYE SIGHT YOU MAY NEED.. SEEING IT THEN BELIEVE THAT WHAT YOU SAW WAS EITHER POSSIBLE OR IMPOSSIBLE??????? OR WAS IT ALL IN YOUR MIND???????…
Handplane irons should be sharpened completely straight across. No curve. Ever. No, scratch that. All bench plane irons should be sharpened with some sort of curve. Always. Ah yes, this is one of [...]
As I wrote last week, we’re planning to have the web site for Woodworking in America 2011 (Sept. 30-Oct. 2 at the Northern Kentucky Convention Center) up and running – including [...]
A good project will push your skills, and test your ability. A great project will push you into a different way of thinking and take your skills to places they’ve never been. The Chinese [...]
Somewhere amongst the 130 books selected as the best books on woodworking in our article “The Craft Classics in Just 5’” from June 2011 issue (#190), is a copy of “The New Fine Points of [...]
And you thought yesterday’s posts about Estonian workholding was obscure? Bah, that was amateur hour. Let’s talk about the Charles Fenner Patent frame saw, a fairly rare bird among collectors. [...]
The Top 10 Grouses of Woodworker Spouses Woodworkers aren’t perfect housemates. We make lots of dust and noise and occupy a large amount of space. Actions that seem perfectly [...]
Improve performance by installing a larger filter bag. You might not need a more powerful dust collector after all. That’s the word from woodworkers who’ve replaced the original equipment filter [...]
Turned Rolling Pin Only 6 steps and you'll be rolling in dough. By Alan Lacer Once you get the hang of it, these rolling pins take only a couple of hours to make. The beauty of this project [...]
