The Woodworker’s Knife Guide
…the following from Paul’s blog: My Knife Is Unique More About Your Joinery Knife More About Your Knife My Minimalist Tool List- The Woodworker’s Knife Knives Are Shaped For Purpose…
…the following from Paul’s blog: My Knife Is Unique More About Your Joinery Knife More About Your Knife My Minimalist Tool List- The Woodworker’s Knife Knives Are Shaped For Purpose…
…the following from Paul’s blog: My Knife Is Unique More About Your Joinery Knife More About Your Knife My Minimalist Tool List- The Woodworker’s Knife Knives Are Shaped For Purpose…
…I Use Another Knife I Like My Minimalist Tool List- The Woodworker’s Knife My Minimalist Tool List- The Woodworker’s Knife I Don’t Use Buying Good Tools Cheap #3- The Knife…
…on knives, we recommend the following from Paul’s blog: Upcycle For A Good Layout Knife More Sharpening Knife Notes Sharpening The Stanley Folding Knife Updated Bench Knife Sharpening Sharpening Bench…
…it up tight against the wall you have just cut. The width should be close to the pencil line but that only served as a rough guideline. Only the knife…
…lighter, the better. Turn your piece on edge, find the knife nick with the edge of your knife and register your square right up against your knife. Now make another…
…and make the final knifewall between the gauge lines. Repeat for the other knifewall, always checking that the bruising from the knife (even with the knife nick) goes on the…
…hinge Go over each knife wall with a heavier pass using a square Go over each knife wall with a heavier pass using a square Make a knife nick on…
…for doing it this way is to ensure a tight fit. On one of the pencil lines, use your square and a newly sharpened knife to mark a definitive knifewall…
You must first chop the first wall of each recess down to depth. Begin by making a knifewall, using the knife nick you made previously as a start point. Remember…