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25 Οκτ 2005 · Gary Junken. Straight and square lumber is essential to the success of almost every woodworking project. In this video, Fine Woodworking contributing editor Gary Rogowski demonstrates the most common method for preparing lumber for furniture projects, offering a number of useful tips along the way. Grain orientation and common issues with rough ...
1 Δεκ 2007 · Finally, the bevel-up format allows the plane’s cutting angle to be fine-tuned easily to suit the task at hand by sharpening the blade at different angles. The 22-in. plane has a 2-1/4-in.-wide A2 blade with a 25° bevel, a Norris-type adjuster, and rosewood handles. Veritas sells accessory blades (sharpened to 38° and 50°) to handle ...
25 Οκτ 2005 · Gary Junken. Card scrapers are ideal for lightly cleaning up areas of torn or gnarly wood that no other tool can deal with, but sharpening it is a task that frustrates even experienced woodworkers. Watch as Berea, Kentucky, chair maker and teacher Brian Boggs demonstrates the proper method for keeping a card scraper in perfect working order.
12 Οκτ 2021 · Tools & Materials. Tool review: Veritas Bevel-Up #1 handplane. The Veritas No. 1 excels where its small sole allows for finesse and control in fitting, sizing, and shaping smaller parts. By Chris Gochnour#292-NOV/DEC 2021 Issue. Veritas Bevel-Up #1 Plane$200–$210. Although vintage Stanley No. 1 planes are scarceand very costly, enough of them ...
5 Αυγ 2007 · Author and furniture maker Mario Rodriguez goes on location in Worcester, Penn., to the mini mill of Dave and Carol Spacht, for a comprehensive overview of what it takes to process a log into furniture-grade lumber. UNLIMITED Membership is like taking a master class in woodworking for less than $10 a month.
30 Σεπ 2010 · A: There’s no need to rip the boards narrower, and there’s no need to alternate the direction of the growth rings. I’ve routinely glued up 12-in.-wide boards for tabletops for 40 years without any problems. And I always face the best side of every board out, where it will be seen, regardless of whether the growth rings turn up or down.
25 Οκτ 2005 · Tuning Up a Circular Saw. To use a circular saw in your woodworking shop, you need to think of it as “a precision saw, not just a 2×4 cutter,” says Southern California woodworker Gary Williams, who employs a circular saw for many woodworking tasks. In this video, Williams shares his tune-up strategy, which includes adjusting blade wobble ...
30 Νοε 2022 · Continuing with the jointer plane, Michael squares the first two edges to the face of the board. Sawing and truing up the final edge of the board. In order to create a perfect octagon, the last edge of the board is sawn and planed to be perfectly square to the face, and the other edges—a difficult task. Bringing the board to final thickness.
