Has made some serious improvements to his Sharp Skate honing guide. Plane irons and chisels a cinch. The clamp can pivot and lock for skew-edge angles to 30 25 and 20 degrees. Sharp Skate 4 ready for action. Are on the GetSharper website. The Sharp Skate 4 has an accompanying angle-setting gu.

Making what I need with my hands. Scroll all the way to the bottom for the full product description. Finish is only paste-wax rubbed out to a light sheen.

A woodworking blog by Bill Rittner. My new milling machine affords me the capability of making more parts. Now I can put even more old tools back into service where they belong. As always, thanks for stopping by and feel free to leave a comment. Restored Millers Falls Miter Box.

Quality tools are the key to unlocking your woodworking potential. Hand Tools, Power Tools or a Combination. Roubo Workbench update 3 Tail Vise Puzzle. On Have Saws, Will Travel.

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Louis International Airport, Southwest Terminal. It Seemed So Simple At First. Not extraordinary or amazing but still interesting in its own right. Seems to be a simple church pew. Then you look a little closer and see the first slightly odd thing.

With Every Ending There Is A New Beginning. The Logan Cabinet Shoppe, as it was. You might have seen my post from a few weeks ago on my new workshop. Well, it is with mixed feelings today that I am officially closing down the Logan Cabinet Shoppe. This will be my official last blog post under that name. More on that in a minute. For my first order of business on the new site.

Realize more dropcloths are needed, but know that the floor will need refinishing anyway, so screw it.

One Tool at a Time. On November 10, 2014. With my recent slew of machinery purchases, space management has become quite important. Furniture dollies and casters are a blessing when shuffling equipment around. I used a chop saw to make the first set of cuts, leaving extra length just in case things needed to be adjusted with the grinder.