Would you believe this is just a little something I put together? I wish 😉 https://mymodernmet.com/studley-tool-chest/ see also https://www.popularwoodworking.com/woodworking-blogs/chris-schwarz-blog/a-look-at-the-seaton-tool-chest Modern trends seem to favor custom-cut foam: http://lumberjocks.com/projects/155538 (documented here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKntxbWe63U)…
…here. Remain pateint and you’ll make it. 7. Clamps — You need a few of each size, 24″, 36″, 48″. I purchased 8 24″, 6 36″, 4 48″. That suits…
…and I didn’t want that, it is less than 18 pound now, and that isn’t much. The bow actually shoots straight and consistantly. For a first try, I am happy!…
…or something. Same deal with this plane. I’d say it’s a signature. Oh well. Too good to be true (but not by much) was. Now begins the return battle. John…
…rule of proportion, that means that for a volume of “y”-liters, you need “x”-gramm shellac. x = y * 453,6g / 3,785l For a small amount of mixed shellac, like…
…slower, giving you more control over the process. It has been several years since I last did this, so I hope I’m remembering correctly. Tod’s information and classes are excellent….
…fire rated – No formaldehyde’s. Best of all, you don’t breath mineral wool putting them up. https://www.soundproofcow.com/product-category/sound-absorption-materials/acoustic-cotton/ Check local suspended ceiling suppliers. Some carry the stuff. you will save shipping….
…books are great. I also agree that “Woodwork Joints” by Charles Hayward is a keeper (Look for a used hardcover, mine was a discard from a HS library). Bob Flexner’s…
…is to flatten its underside out of twist. Note: if you don’t want to flatten the entire underside, you can take out of twist only the two (underside) areas of…
…be the most expensive option though. And don’t worry about weeds – worry about termites. Be sure the ground has been treated before any concrete is poured. Hope that helps….