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theapartmentwoodworker.com
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| | | | | Another year has passed. As is my heathen wont, I went to bed early last night, stone sober and well hydrated, and hit the shop early this morning. I like to begin each year on my own terms. And then ride out the downhill trajectory from there. In advance of my regular January vacation, I've... | |
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boat.karlnelson.net
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| | | | | The next big task I had was to drill two holes into the front (and back) of the benchtop in front of each leg. The holes are for the drawbores (pegs) that help keep the whole thing together. I once again used my drill guide, only this time clamped to the side of the top, and propped up with some scrap wood. This method worked pretty well. (We're going to ignore the holes for one of the back legs that are slightly askew. | |
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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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davidffisher.com
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| | | Tutorial and Plans for Building Your Own Horse I designed and built my first bowl horse in 2004 and I've loved using it ever since. Although I call it the "bowl horse" because I depend on it mainly for bowl carving, I also use it for all sorts of woodworking tasks. The general idea has... | ||
