Leather Strop – Paste Not Sticking (update)
…it, and it hones very well. I think the thick leather is flexing too much when I strop, causing the compressed compound to crack and come off? Anyway, I thought…
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Compound Angle Dovetails
…article from Popular Woodworking Magazine but found it dizzying. I’m looking to make a serving tray something similar to the link below but with lower angled, shallower sloped sides. https://www.popularwoodworking.com/projects/compound-dovetails/…
Reply To: Stropping compound
…as well. The actual compound you use isn’t that critical, I think. If, after 30 (not 29! not 31! 🙂 and yes, I always count them) strokes the bevel is…
Reply To: Leather strop: which side up?
From what I understand it doesn’t matter if you are using a compound because the leather is just holding the compound, not polishing the steel. That is why it also…
Geometric inlay cutting board
…simply had to try the washers. Used 2 washers, 1/2″ and 3/8″ ID. The first picture is the top before inlay. The top shoulder has gaps, don’t think they show…
Reply To: Help assembling sofa table
…this piece would be the size of the full tenon cheek and 1/16″ (or whatever) thick. Now, the tenon is too thick, so trim to fit the enlarged mortise. Voila,…
This Is A New One
This is a new one for me, yesterday I placed an online order with a company. Order went through, and I received a conformation email. Ten minutes later another email…
Reply To: Types of glue
…also be derived from animals. Shellac is a resin derived from insects. Frankincense is a resin too. I do not know where it comes from, but do know I do…
Gallery Goodness, 15th October 2019
…“where on the benchtop is a sharp pencil?” Sharp ones in front; to-be-sharpened in back. Plus, stub tenon practice. Paper Towel Holder by Kaleb This is a paper towel holder…
Reply To: Brand new – decided to get into this after stumbling onto Paul's workbench vids
…quick release bar clamps to hold your work to whatever table you use, or to hold scraps to push against. Something like this, but you can find cheaper options: http://www.homedepot.com/p/BESSEY-TGJ-Series-18-in-Bar-Clamp-with-Composite-Plastic-Handle-and-2-1-2-in-Throat-Depth-TGJ2-518-2K/205402773?cm_mmc=Shopping%7cG%7cBase%7cPLA%7cD25T%7cTools&gclid=CI_ngKiA-cYCFUyPHwodBMYABQ&gclsrc=aw.ds…