[…] it. Further Reading To read more on this we recommend the following from Paul’s blog: Making Your Own Strops Restoring Woodworking Gouges Buffing Compound for Chisels and Plane Irons Questions Answered: Strops On Strops and More P2055145 P2055157 P2055167 P2055145 P2055157 P2055167 P2055182 P2055186 P2055182 P2055186 P2055196 P2055200 P2055205 P2055196 P2055200 P2055205 P2055209 P2055222 […]
[…] videos to help you on the road to sharpening your tools! Click one of the options below to jump to each section: Sharpening a Chisel Sharpening a Plane Sharpening a Saw Sharpening a Spokeshave Sharpening a Knife Sharpening a Gouge Sharpening a Brace Bit Sharpening a Card Scraper Sharpening a Plough Plane Sharpening a […]
Sharpening a Router Plane Sharpening a Card Scraper Sharpening a Plough Plane Sharpening a Gouge Setting Up and Sharpening a #80 Scraper Setting Up a Sliding Bevel Setting up and Sharpening a Swing Brace and Bit Setting Up and Sharpening a Combination Gauge Setting Up and Sharpening a Saw Saw Files Setting Up Rasps […]
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 Scraper Guide The Router Plane Guide The Swing Brace Guide The Saws Guide The File Guide The Rasp Guide The Woodworker’s Knife Guide The […]
Consumables Buying a Chisel Buying Diamond Stones Buying a Sawset Buying a Gouge Buying a Plough Plane Buying a Card Scraper Buying a #80 Scraper Buying a Sliding Bevel Buying 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 […]
Using a Honing Guide Using a Sawset Using a Card Scraper Using a Plough Plane Using a Gouge Using a Combination Gauge Using a Sliding Bevel Using a Router Plane Using a Swing Brace Using a #80 Scraper Using a Rasp and File Using Saws Using a Woodworker’s Knife Using a Combination Square Using […]
[…] wood is also referred to as truing your stock. For this exercise you will need: Wood (size will be dependent on the project you are working on) Plane Steel Rule Winding Sticks (you can make them using this video or you can use the ‘poor mans’ version Paul uses in this guide) Pencil Square Gauge […]
[…] all your clamps are going in the same direction. This will especially help if you have limited space in your workshop. Overcoming Wild Grain with the Plough Plane When using plough plane in a groove, sometimes you get some contrary grain and the plane will stop cutting. Take a chisel the same size as […]
[…] ¼” (32mm) wide, ⅞” (22mm) thick, 4” (102mm) long (any straight grained, knot free, durable hardwood will work best) Pencil Steel Rule Card scraper Knife File Router Plane or Marking Gauge Dovetail and Tenon saw 1″ Chisel Make sure all your faces have been trued, to see how to do this, click here. 1. Mark 1 […]
[…] (19mm) Steel Rule Pencil 3 x Diamond Sharpening Stones (To see which one, see our Diamond Stone Buying guide) Knife Gauge (or you can use a router plane for this) Chisel Router Plane Tenon Saw Laying out the Recess Positions Measure ¾” (19mm) in from each edge to create a border, put one of […]