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Re: painted cabinet
That is outstanding work! I love Chinese Chippendale!
posted: 11:26 am on April 9thRe: UPDATE: Renaissance Intarsia, edited by Luca Trevisan
What a book idea! It combines two of my loves: Renaissance art and woodworking. Sign me up!
posted: 8:56 am on March 11thRe: 9 reasons why I don't sharpen my plane blades as well as I thought
You may not be able to do that, but its ok. No one needs to sharpen to that level unless the goal is to win a planing competition.
posted: 2:37 pm on February 13thRe: Chopping mortises in absurdly narrow stock
Definitely a good technique. I usually use a wooden handscrew for this same task, but the spare blocks / c-clamp would also work well.
posted: 4:09 pm on January 24thRe: Fine Woodworking on a prime time sitcom!
It was really funny! I especially liked when Asa stormed off after losing to Ron, and the slideshow of the recently-passed woodworkers with the coffins they made for themselves. Nicely done!
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