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Re: The Right Tool for the Job
I think woodworking and math have similarities. You can learn basic addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division and get most of the job done. In woodworking, the basics are measuring/marking tools, handplanes, chisels, and handsaws. Thats what people used for hundreds of years and built fine furniture. Not to mention homes, boats, wagons, and most everything else!
posted: 10:53 pm on February 9thI think a solid understading of handtools and the concepts behind them would make every woodworker better. It would also make everyone appreciate whow a good powertool increases productivity, especially in stock preparation.
So I recommend starting simple with a decent handsaw, chisels, hand planes, and combination square.