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Re: UPDATE: Book Giveaway: Wood Finishing Fixes by Michael Dresdner
Looking forward to reading this book!
posted: 12:49 pm on March 28thRe: UPDATED: What Tools Are on Your Holiday Wish List?
Just space and fine wood. Lots of beautiful wood, and a bit more space in the garage to squeeze in a table saw. Thats all I want. Really :)
posted: 9:53 am on December 4thHmm. And just a splinter of JK's eye for such perfect cabinets. Wish wish wish....
Re: UPDATED: What Tools Are on Your Holiday Wish List?
Just space and fine wood. Lots of beautiful wood, and a bit more space in the garage to squeeze in a table saw. Thats all I want. Really :)
posted: 9:47 am on December 4thHmm. And just a splinter of JK's eye for such perfect cabinets. Wish wish wish....
Re: Sheet music shelves
Those dovetails with that grain look fantastic.
posted: 11:14 am on October 26thRe: Chess Set, Table, & Chairs
Just to echo the other comments so far - absolutely brilliant! I would love to read an article about this in FWW oneday.
posted: 12:11 pm on October 5thRe: What's your favorite hand or power tool?
Great question :)
posted: 3:10 pm on September 4thHandtools - After a good long think, I think this has got to be my shoulder plane - a Veritas large. Its just *nice*. Proper and heavy. I like the set-screws for the blade, the depth adjuster is nice. Feels nice to use. Its sneaked up on quite a few joints, and, because its good and weighty its used for shooting small mitres more often than the other planes. Very close second is the #4... Very very close other second is a Japanese dovetail saw (splitting a pencil line is normal ;p) And there are other close seconds..... 8)
Powertools - think this must go to the precision bullies in the shop! This one must go to the routers. Split vote: Makita 3612 for handheld use, and the orange gorilla (Triton) mounted under the table.
-- ps. I have room for more "close seconds" in the handtools department!
Re: UPDATE: Unlocking the Secrets of Traditional Design
definitely interested! add me too!
posted: 1:33 pm on May 11th