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| | | | | Update: Comments are now closed. Chris will check in to answer sometime today, tomorrow or Monday the questions I couldn't , and you'll be notified of the | |
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workingbyhand.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Many people likely think the first true metal block plane was the Stanley No.9½, which appeared in 1872, but it wasn't the first block plane. The first cast iron plane produced in North America was that of Hazard Knowles, in 1827. The first cast iron block planes were actually produced by Birdsill Holly in the... | |
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www.timetestedtools.net
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| | | | | Sharpening - With My Own Hands - How To Restore a Vintage Hand Plane for Woodworking. Flattening and polishing the back of the blade is extremely important if you want to get the blade sharp. Free Hand Sharpening | |
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| | | Scrapwood Drawers As I mentioned in other posts, the shelf solution I build in 2016 is part of my workshop and still holds a whole bunch of stuff besides also housing my drill press and band saw. However I'm not so happy with the Trofast boxes anymore for several reasons: They're not the most effective use of the available space Their roundish shape makes it hard to create internal dividers Their open nature is not very dust proof and adding lids to them makes them less usable After the move, the dimensi... | ||
