A Clamping Tip for Wet (or Weakened) Hands
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Sometimes I can have seven or eight panel glue-ups going at once. When that happens, my hands get pretty wet and slimy from all the water and wet glue. At times it makes it near impossible to get a grip on my wooden-handled clamps. Ive also taught many students who have a reduced grip due to arthritis or some other malady that prevents them from applying clamp pressure […]The post A Clamping Tip for Wet (or Weakened) Hands appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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Pick Your Poison. (Or: Is the Price Worth it for Tools You Dont Feel Passionate About?)
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Harbor Freight brand Chicago Electric sander, and my No 102 Lie Nielsen Iron block plane, which is unfortunately discontinued. These days Lie Nielsen is offering only the bronze version. I prefer working with hand tools as much as I can. I find them much quieter, safer and more fulfilling than machines. I believe that only when usinga hand tool can one become intimate with the essence of woodworking sensing woods […]The post Pick Your Poison. (Or: Is the Price Worth it for Tools You Dont Feel Passionate About?) appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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