Lance's Workbench – Page 2 – Where life and progress is slower, but satisfying

Reducing the set on my tenon saw – Part I (Becoming a butcher)

This post forms part of the “Reducing the set on my tennon saw” series. This started out as a attempt

This is my first piece of what I guess would be described as “fine woodworking”. It is the project I

I made Box #2 to practice adding splines. At the same time some friends had a baby. As a family,

I’ve been really struggling to get my mitred corners nice and tight, so decided the best solution was to not

I wanted to make a special box for my Mom’s birthday. It took lot longer than I had indented, but

This was brought about by the intersection of two events. I bought a second hand Stanley #4 which had a

Let’s start at the very beginning, a very good place to start… The first chisel I ever bought was a

One of the main reasons I chose the Hammer A3-31 combo jointer-thicknesser what they supposedly were able to thickness material