Cutting Tools for Digital Woodworking
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 When woodworkers talk about their favorite hand tools, they might mention a treasured handplane perhaps a superb pre-WWII Stanley Bedrock smoother outfitted with a Ron Hock blade or a beautiful set of hand forged Fujihiro chisels. A hybrid woodworker might have a Felder combination machine with a slider and tilting shaper or perhaps a carefully restored and finely tuned antique 16 Oliver jointer. The point here is clear. Woodworkers […]The post Cutting Tools for Digital Woodworking appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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Screwing up the Finish Won't Ruin Your Project
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 I say this often. I've written it many times. Maybe I get the insight from the many years I've spent refinishing furniture. No matter how good or how careful you are, stuff still happens, and you have to strip off what you've done and start over. Every professional or semi-professional refinisher knows this because they've had to do it. But woodworkers making new projects usually don't do that much finishing, […]The post Screwing up the Finish Won't Ruin Your Project appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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