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Sharp (and Clean!) Fixes Everything in a Handplane
Furnished content.
 Sharpening a misbehaving tool will almost always fix its wagon. But I always take an extra step when taking apart a handplane: I clean the interior of shavings and dust with a brush and an oily rag. It might seem like overkill, or like I am on the verge of compulsive, but I dont think thats the case. Little fragments of shavings or even dust can wreak havoc on a […]The post Sharp (and Clean!) Fixes Everything in a Handplane appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.
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