11. Removing the Waste – Pin Piece
…too hard- with a chisel hammer. Move the chisel up to get the full width of the shoulder. If you chop too hard now, you will compress the fibres on…
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Guides
…with the basic knowledge and terminology for the tools you need to complete the beginner projects. We have included the main uses of each tool and the different variations. We…
General Guides
Sash Clamps The Sawset Guide The Gouge Guide The #80 Scraper Guide The Sliding Bevel Guide The Combination Gauge Guide General Tool/ Accessories Guide The Plough Plane Guide The Card…
Buying Guides
…a Router Plane Buying a Combination Gauge Buying a Brace Buying a Woodworker’s Knife Buying a Rasp Buying a File Buying Saws Buying a Spokeshave Buying a Plane Buying a…
Buying a Hammer
…you cannot find these, then a 10oz/12oz claw hammer will… Read More The Hammer Guide Several types of hammers are used in woodworking which come in different weights starting at…
Setting up and Sharpening Guides
…Sharpening a Swing Brace and Bit Setting Up and Sharpening a Combination Gauge Setting Up and Sharpening a Saw Saw Files Setting Up Rasps and Files Setting Up and Sharpening…
Setting Up a Hammer
…Spokeshave, remove material to make the handle more comfortable. Keep checking the shape by holding or trying it in your hand. The rasp is good for removing lots of material…
The Card Scraper Guide
…and they flex well. They come in a set of 4 rectangular scrapers (listed as Veritas Super-Hard Milled Scrapers) which contains scrapers of different thicknesses and sizes so will suit…
Using a Router Plane
…this tool, we recommend the following from Paul’s blog: Buying Good Tools Cheap- Router Plane Tool Review- Veritas Router Plane Tightening Tool for a Veritas Router Plane Veritas Router Plane…
3. Setting the Marking Gauge
Take a mortice gauge (or combination gauge) and set the pins to the exact width of the ½” chisel (12mm) you will be using later to chop your mortise hole….