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Hand Planes #5: NY TOOL CO PLANE- Oilin' her up

358 days ago by The Head Charles | 4 comments »

Well I finally got around to getting some BLO (Boiled Linseed Oil). While I was waiting for the firehouse table stain to dry I grabbed a plastic container and squirted some BLO in it and placed the plane straight up and down. I must say I was highly impressed with how quickly it started to work. You could literally see the oil getting drawn up through the plane. In about 10 minutes it had pulled the oil up about an inch high (out of the 22” length of the plane). Post some more pics tomo...

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Question on adhesives

588 days ago by Brian Havens | 3 comments »

Two questions for the woodworkers who are also chemists: I have some thick CA glue, so thick that I can no longer use it. Now I know that I can add acetone as a thinner to normal thick CA glue to make thin/thinner CA glue, but can I also add acetone to the thickened thick CA glue to reconstitute it? I have already tried this and have used the results on some jigs, but my concern is more whether this reconstituted CA glue will have its full strength, such that is is suitable for real proj...

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turnings #3: European Olive champagne glass

1388 days ago by Gary Fixler | 6 comments »

Not a drinker, but I still appreciate the form of champagne glasses. I had a chunk of completely unsplit European olive from my pile of blanks, about the right length and diameter when turned to cylindrical to let me try my hand at something beyond plates and bowls, even though I’ve far from mastered them yet. I put the block between centers, turned it cylindrical, then swapped the head center for my Oneway Talon chuck, and used the tail center to support it a bit as I carved the out...

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Dovetail Box #18: Finishing the Box

1825 days ago by Eric | 10 comments »

I have to admit, since I finished with the actual woodworking part of my wife's box, and presented it to her, I’ve barely thought about it. But the box isn’t finished yet (literally), so I’d better press on to the end. So here’s my question for you: how would you finish the box? I was considering a simple 1:1:1 blend of boiled linseed oil, varnish and mineral spirits, as recommended by Marc Spagnuolo in one of his podcasts. That’s the finish I used on my Good ...

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WoodWriting Haiku Thursday's --by RusticWoodArt #16: "A WoodWorker's Tale"

1878 days ago by frank | 5 comments »

A WoodWorker’s Tale ....with a heart for wood, i came—i saw—i sculptured, who i am makes sense….—by flp Thank you.GODSPEED,FrankRusticWoodArt rusticwoodman@gmail.comhttp://frank.wordpress.com/ —”....work smart, work safe, and live, to work the wood….”

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WoodWriting Haiku Thursday's --by RusticWoodArt #7: "Lacquer Wine"

1941 days ago by frank | 7 comments »

Lacquer Wine ....brushed with my desire, rawness of umber inscribed, wood and sheen complete….—by flp —————————————————————————————————————————————————————&#...

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