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Re: UPDATE: Carving in the Round by Andrew Thomas and How to Carve Wood by Richard Butz
I could really use some pointers as I approach retirement from cabinet making and venture into antique reproduction and restoring. Thanks for the opportunity.
posted: 10:27 am on January 27thRe: Chopping mortises in absurdly narrow stock
I wonder sometimes if finding the hardest way to do things is a prerequisite for woodworking. I find drilling out the waste first then trimming with a sharp knife or chisel prevents the pressure that would cause blowout.
posted: 10:17 am on January 27thRe: We're Giving Away Grooving Planes!
Wrong Edge? Whoops!
posted: 9:57 am on April 12thRe: Bending Dovetails
Very interesting, however I wonder why you avoid the use of power tools like a router to round out the curves. It seems that using hand tools is a matter more of prestige than finished product.
posted: 10:11 am on February 15thRe: Poll: What accessories, jigs, and shop gear are on your holiday wish list?
Very interesting to see what other people want! I mostly need more space and more time for me in my shop but an oscillating spindle sander would be nice. :-)
posted: 9:30 am on December 16thDave