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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Preparing Your Wood 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says:
No, it is all according to end use and end user.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying a Router Plane 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi Rob,
Paul says:
The little ones work just fine but eventually you will want a full sized version I think.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying a Tenon Saw 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi Kevin,
Paul says:
Definitely the dovetail saw as you can both rip and crosscut with the same saw.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Bench Plane Setup 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi Colin,
Paul says:
Sometimes planes get cannibalised by dealers and you may not have a totally authentic plane as the plane may have been fitted out with anon-woden iron.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, The Plane Guide 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi Thomas,
Paul says:
Many planes went to steel and or plastic during the war because brass was needed for munitions. They did eventually go back to brass.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Sharpening a Router Plane 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says: Yes you can.
Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying a Plane 10 months, 4 weeks ago
Hi Chris,
Paul says:
I prefer the two set ups. They are one and the same plane with a modified blade transformed by the owner.You can also just buy a spare blade too and use the same plane body.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Setting Up and Sharpening a Saw 11 months ago
These are abrasive paddles Paul uses to sharpen the Woodworker’s Knife. You can see them here: https://commonwoodworking.com/setting-up-a-woodworkers-knife/
Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying a Gent's Saw 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says:
These are one and the same saw with different number of teeth per distance length. The 20 tpi is too fine for self sharpening so go for the 15tpi. Easier on the eyes.
Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying a Plane 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says:
Just do the latter. You won’t regret throwing yourself in the deep end. You can do this.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Setting Up and Sharpening a Chisel 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says:
Give it a shot, yes. You have nothing to lose and creating the slurry is how the Japanese have done it for centuries.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Bench Plane Setup 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says:
Not really, but better to split the distance before hand as we rarely have the blade adjustment extended to both extremes.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Arches- Stop Cut Method 11 months, 2 weeks ago
Hi,
Paul says:
It doesn’t. Better to use a coping saw across the grain this way.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, How To Make a Strop 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi,
Paul says:
I would give it a shot for sure.
Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying a Gent's Saw 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi,
Paul says:
I’ve owned and used Crown for many classes for decades. The Axminster one is made by the same company so you are getting one and the same anyway.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, How to Make a Sharpening Stones Holder 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi Steve,
Paul says:
No problem that I can see.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, How to Make a Rag-in-a-Can Oiler 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi Steve,
Paul says:
I really don’t know as I haven’t tried this.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, How to Make a Rag-in-a-Can Oiler 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi,
Paul says yes, it will indeed.
Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, The Combination Gauge Guide 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi André,
Paul says:
There is not usually a problem, just be aware that it leaves a bevel mark indent in the wood on one side so cut lightly when using it.Izzy
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Izzy Berger commented on the post, Buying Diamond Stones 1 year, 1 month ago
Hi Sean,
Paul says:
I think a set of eze-lap plates would last me about 10 years of daily use.
I have recently tried out the least expensive diamond plates I could find at £3 a piece and these work great too.Izzy
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