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  1. How to Make Woodwork Tools - Charles Hayward how to make woodwork tools charles hayward.pdf
  2. I know about Etsy, but I remember there was a website that started it all, selling hand made crafts online, it was the first one, and only one at the time, and everyone loved it and sold on it. I think you could buy ready made items and you could hire crafts persons to make your custom items, but the name escapes me, a little help please? Thanks
  3. Recently inherited my Great Grandmother’s rocking chair. I was told that he made it himself. Thought I’d share with you all.
  4. Tony Konovaloff is a hand tool woodworker.
  5. Just a great site by a chair maker, who also makes his own tools, very cool.
  6. While I'm awaiting the oil finish to dry side view. Wedge is some walnut scrap. Handle is oak. almost has Tiger stripes, don't it?
  7. I started a few days ago on the Kitchen Island top out of Maple. I went over to the Wood Stash and got enough maple to bring to the shop and start working on. The top has to be 41"x51"x2". I got all of the boards cuts a little over size and ready for the jointer Ran one side across the jointer and ready to run through the planer. After it was run through the planer I stacked it all and put some clamps on it to just check my size and be sure I was going to be okay to start the glue up. That is going to be one large Island top. So last night I was looking at either gluing it up in three of four glue ups and them putting those together. So those are the three panels and I am thinking I am going to do it in four just to give me more working time and make it easier to pull them tight together. I should get them glued tonight or first thing in the morning. Well it was Thursday Morning before I got the panels glued. I decided to glue them into four sections and I am so glad I did. Once the clamps were on there it was almost too heavy for me to lift off the assembly table. Also to glue up all for sections has taken almost a gallon of Titebond III glue. 1st Panel 2nd Panel 3rd and 4th Panels It will most likely be Saturday morning before I start gluing the panels together. I think I will glue two panels together and then when they are dry, glue the two sections together.
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