I’m sure your allergy is real. I’m also afraid it’s a bit more complicated than “plywood bad, wood good”. First, formaldehyde free and phenol glues in wood products are probably…
…is with the legs. With both tops being twist free and square, you can lay your legs on the top to make sure they are twist free. You can measure…
…in the hobby, some want to use the guides for every sharpening, and others go the freehand route. After a couple years of on/off woodworking, I’m mainly freehand, and I…
…that dose not use the free hand method is wrong, well its freedom of choice I use a honing guide and the micro bevel, takes me 6 seconds to put…
…back into it, I find that I simply can’t remember the URL, or the name, for one of my favorite sites. I am pretty sure, however, that some folks here…
Hi Philip, Sorry for the late reply to your helpful search for my answer.. I really must tick the box that gives me e-mail updates on posts! I found a…
…fit comfortably. There will be enough left over for that and even some wedges. Paul Sellers did a blog on wedges and interestingly located one set at the edges of…
…something water-based, not oil-based. Consider General Finishes water-based poly. Durable and will add almost no color. Let’s see if this site will let me insert a link to Rockler… http://www.rockler.com/general-finishes-ef-high-performance-polyurethane-top-coat-satin…
I have this toolbox we had to make for evening class, dates back 25 years. It’s just sitting there, functioning for storing al kinda things I don’t use. 15 years…
…top of the Rivet so it doesn’t interfere with the free spinning of the Wheel. Oil the Wheel and Rivet. Make sure that the Cutting Iron and Cap Iron are…