This post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. What a journey this has been,
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This post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. What a journey this has been,
Continue readingThis post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. Well I got some time in
Continue readingThis post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. Well the good news is that
Continue readingThis post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. It was a busy day today.
Continue readingThis post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. This started out as a attempt
Continue readingThis is my first piece of what I guess would be described as “fine woodworking”. It is the project I
Continue readingI made Box #2 to practice adding splines. At the same time some friends had a baby. As a family,
Continue readingI’ve been really struggling to get my mitred corners nice and tight, so decided the best solution was to not
Continue readingI wanted to make a special box for my Mom’s birthday. It took lot longer than I had indented, but
Continue readingThis was brought about by the intersection of two events. I bought a second hand Stanley #4 which had a
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