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Category Archives: Tool Sharpening
Carved Frame and Paring Chisel!
I have been working on this frame that I will use for the upcoming class from Charles Douglas. This class is about creating the Dutch Black finish and is the first Zoom meeting will be the first week in January.
Ebony Dowels & Sharpening Concerns
Like all of us that work with wood and hand tools, maintaining a sharp edge on our tools is critical. Through the years I’ve gone from oil stones and no jigs to water stones plus using jigs, and now diamond … Continue reading
Posted in custom profile, Hand Planes, Hand Tool Woodworking, Picture Frames, Tool Sharpening
Tagged Australian Lacewood, chisel sharpening, Diane Eugster art, Lee Valley Honing Guide, Lie-Nielsen Dowel Plate, making wooden dowels, Mk.II honing guide, narrow blade holder, plane sharpening
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Picture Frames & DMT Stones
Over the weekend I was able to install the two large floater frames recently completed, aka The VanDamFloat. Might as well name them in my clients honor! The paintings are quite large and this step wouldn’t have been possible without … Continue reading
Hand Tool Class Ends
We just wrapped up the 6 week Hand Tool class at Wooditis here in Las Vegas. Wooditis is a great place where woodworkers from all over the valley come to learn the craft. The owner, Jamie Yocono, has really developed her school … Continue reading
Hand Tool Class Session #3
This week marks the half way point in the class I’m teaching at WoodItIs here in Las Vegas. WoodItIs is a wonderful school located in North Las Vegas and founded by Jamie Yocono. She has expanded the physical size of … Continue reading
Dowel Making Video: My First Hi-Tech Attempt
Never stop learning, experimenting, and pushing yourself that’s my mantra! Probably what lead me from running 10K’s, to marathons, and then trail ultras of 50-100 miles but isn’t that what life is for? The next step on the Armoire will … Continue reading
Preparing a Hock Blade for my #7
The plane I use for jointing my edges is a corrugated bottom, #7 Stanley that dates back to the mid 1920’s or so. It has the original sweetheart blade that is laminated plus it has the low profile knob which … Continue reading
Posted in Hand Planes, Tool Sharpening, Tutorial
Tagged #7 Jointer Plane, Laminated blade, Ron Hock, Veritas MkII, Waterstones
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