…CBN wheel such as I’d recommend (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B01GG5GIGC/ref=oh_aui_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1) has another nice advantage — the CBN wraps around onto the flat machined surface on the side of the wheel. This is done…
…where it will hang. From here it was time to study Paul’s methods for fitting housing dados from the wall clock series. This weekend most do the carcass is complete….
I too use an Empire combination square, although I have to say I have never attempted to use the 45 on it. I can’t afford a good quality square either,…
…but i was applying the same concept as planning end grain : come from both side, don’t go over the edge from one side to the other. I also expect…
…following. There was a lot of conflicting information and no one was demonstrating or teaching a complete system. But now I had access to online retailers of hand tools, both…
…butt hinges from Niche Locks were good enough I think; perhaps not manufactured to the same finish, but then again they’re priced at 1/3 of the Brusso ones. https://www.nichelocks.com/Cabinet-Hardware/Cabinet-Hinges?zenid=8137219b4968b42259bb7870c4568c2c /soj…
…completely whilst doing that (and it looks as though it might) just glue, refit, and clamp as normal. A wooden dowell could add some strength, but drilling & screwing would…
…plane (No 4) Jack Plane (No 5) (optional as used while thicknessing) Tenon saw No 80 Cabinet scraper Card scraper Thickness planing jig (https://woodworkingmasterclasses.com/2014/05/thickness-planing/) Shooting Board (https://woodworkingmasterclasses.com/2012/11/shooting-board/) * = optional…
…in the UK. The 1000 grit side is rather slow compared to soft stones, the 6000 is about comparable. I can accept a little dish so flatten fairly rarely, about…
…carbon above 0.5% plays little role in the hardening of the steels, rather it is intended to combine with other elements in the steel to form hard particles called carbides….