Furnished content.
If you get to know some toolmakers as friends, you're likely to hear all kinds of wild stories about people who return tools for odd or non-existent defects. Think sidewalls of a handplane that are different in thickness by a few thousandths of an inch. Or cutting bevels of a tool that are ground 1 out of square. But sometimes tools do need to go back to the manufacturer. Students […]The post When to Send a Tool Back appeared first on Popular Woodworking Magazine.Read more here