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| 583 days ago |
Handle Mod for Shooting plane - 5 replies !http://i130.photobucket.com/albums/p244/wingate_52/Shooting%20Board/PICT0353.jpg! Some pics of my new handle. Stops the thumb getting trapped, esp the students who use it. |
| 583 days ago |
Shooting board - 31 replies My new sloping shooting board. Both 90 and 45 degrees planed really crisply. |
| 600 days ago |
High or Low Fence - 6 replies I am building a new drill table fence. Should I go high or low? what are your preferences and what do you add to the fence, T-track etc.? |
| 627 days ago |
Henry Disston Stanley Sweetheart Saw - 8 replies Just wiping the dust off my saw, I noticed that it was a Stanley Sweetheart. Steel backed, 20” long blade, 5” deep from top of steel Back to teeth. For use in a mitre box that I don’t have. I have hade the saw for 38 years and it is still a nice useable tool, well I use it all the time. Any value. I am in the UK so it must... |
| 647 days ago |
Dowel jigs - 8 replies I would like a Mortise Mate or a Dowelmax. There is a Dakota Professional (lol) Dowel jig on the Rutlands site that is interesting and cheap. http://www.rutlands.co.uk/workshop-&-power-tool-accessories/pocket-hole-&-dowel-jigs/dowel---jigs/DK1305/professional-dowel-jig I have seen a video of it on Youtube from toolsrus. Any comments? |
| 651 days ago |
Ceramic Sharpening Stone Care and Use - 3 replies I have been recomended to use the stone dry and to clean, by washing with soapy water. Any tips for use and maintainance? |
| 657 days ago |
Low angle Type 62 planes - 29 replies I look foward to some customer reviews of these tools. Having worked with wood for over 50 years, I have never needed such a tool, managing with the usual blade down planes, and scrapers. I don’t resort to abrasives and power sanders. I was taught how to use and sharpen a scraper as a kid at school and have used them extensively. However a... |
