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Chinese Workbenches a Little Bit Roman?
Furnished content.
 When you start studying ancient woodworking tools, its the similarities that are most striking not the differences. Saws, chisels and planes the core tools of the furniture maker are only mildly different in the East and West. While some people amplify those differences pushing a saw vs. pulling it is one example these are largely artificial. All cultures both push and pull tools. And using […]The post Chinese Workbenches a Little Bit Roman? appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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posted at: 5:26am on 18-Sep-2015
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