…irons alike. DSC_0053 https://paulsellers.com/2014/05/buffing-compound-for-chisels-and-plane-irons/ With the smooth side, you get a thinner and smoother layer of compound. It is quite possible to hone with just leather, though that is slower….
…need a larger bore to allow room for bulging of the compression rivet? Or, even, need to shorten the rivet to end in the wood rather than the aluminum? https://www.amazon.com/Brass-Knifemaking-Cutlery-Compression-Rivets/dp/B00Z4ZMHXO/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1513570846&sr=8-1&keywords=Brass+Knifemaking+Cutlery+Compression+Rivets…
…middle component, and the vertical rails in the A and C components which abut the B rails appear to be the strongest parts of the A and C components, too….
…you want from a spoon? For anyone who is just starting out in the wonderful world of woodworking, why not check out our step-by-step spoon course on Common Woodworking: https://commonwoodworking.com/courses/how-to-make-a-spoon/…
…solution is this come on you did read a lot so I have to leave you with something. Here is a simple formulae I’ve come up with. Looks + quality…
…5. (coming attractions) For big rip cuts: “combo panel saw’. circa 1960 (?$)/’Disston D8′, circa 1950 ($40). The rusty inherited, hardened steel, combo saw was made for rip and crosscut…
Hi Colin, what Ken made are called compound angled dovetails. They require some tricky layout. The trickiest part is cutting accurate compound angled butt joints. They can form a box…
…doors in Europe? Or perhaps only for hand tool enthusiasts? Maybe it’s more common here in Peru where perhaps clamps are hard to come by? Sorry for so many questions,…
[quote quote=16653]So, my blades are sharpened to at least 6000 grit. I like the idea of stropping (which I’ve never done) with — what? — polishing compound, abrasive compound? But,…
…of the E.C Simmons (another famous hardware/tool maker company) and who would go on to be president of Remington Small Arms took over the company after the death of its…