…teach the right level of “imperfection” to someone else, especially, when they are wearing glasses or are short-sighted. It bothers me, that I probably got the cheapest new stanley-type plane…
Thanks. As long as you register off one side of the work, off center t&g doesn’t sound like much of an issue. @lorenzojose , I agree, but be aware that,…
…the strop? [/quote] Hey Juryaan- Using Paul’s method to sharpen, the grinding wheel does not get used much anymore… but would come in handy if my edge geometry is way…
…alder, its apparently the most numerous hardwood species here in WA. It’s frequently marketed as “knotty alder”, but that’s just a grading designation based on the quality of the board….
…a quick post of a knife holder small project. This one is from a friend of mine using Japanese blanks with macasser ebony scales and chechen holder. [attachment file=”knife holder.jpg”]…
…out the back. If you go through the shop and pick up an wood order docket ( They may ask you for an order to put on it so it…
…and tenon, but the same shoulder term can be used for sliding dovetails. It’s at “http://www.woodmagazine.com/woodworking-plans/tablesaw/tenon-shoulder-cutting-jig/”, and scroll down a bit to see the picture with title “1 Mortise-and-tenon joint”….
…it was damaged on one end so I got for like $6. I then used Paul’s blog entry on making the diamond plate stone holder https://paulsellers.com/2013/04/making-my-sharpening-plate-holder/ All in all I…
…for a shoulder plane, that is.) Well, this is a sample of one. As I work through more, probably I’ll need to use your techniques, too. Thanks for sharing them!…
I may have found a good source for the Stanley knife Paul uses. I stumbled across it here: http://www.mrocenter.com/10-049 price was $5.58 and the shipping was free. I also ordered…