Handplaning boards, Knot Repair & workbench stability
Yesterday, I took my lunch break and scooted off to the garage for a little therapy away from spreadsheets and financial forecasts.
There's a cherry board that I did a little knot repair to for practise. The board has some dry rot along one edge and I figured if I could fill the knot as per the technique in TWW episode 113, I could cut away the rot and salvage at least part of the board …
-Editors Note-I'm actually starting up my own blog page similar to EcoCandle (AKA ExtremelyAverage blog). They say that immitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so I'll be doing that. If you want to read the rest, please visit my blog post here
I'm new to woodworking and even newer to blogging. I figure developing my creativity in blogging will help my creative skills in woodworking as well. So feel free to critique my site/style and whatever. Thanks.
Yesterday, I took my lunch break and scooted off to the garage for a little therapy away from spreadsheets and financial forecasts.
There's a cherry board that I did a little knot repair to for practise. The board has some dry rot along one edge and I figured if I could fill the knot as per the technique in TWW episode 113, I could cut away the rot and salvage at least part of the board …
-Editors Note-I'm actually starting up my own blog page similar to EcoCandle (AKA ExtremelyAverage blog). They say that immitation is the sincerest form of flattery, so I'll be doing that. If you want to read the rest, please visit my blog post here
I'm new to woodworking and even newer to blogging. I figure developing my creativity in blogging will help my creative skills in woodworking as well. So feel free to critique my site/style and whatever. Thanks.