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[…] surface level are not severed. To better establish the side walls and avoid tearout, use a marking gauge to pre cut the wood fibres then use a knife to deepen these gauge lines. The iron must be finely set to begin with to allow the groove to be created and the walls to be […]
[…] For the Angled Cuts exercise, the only tools you need is the saw, sliding bevel and the square. If you have all of these and a woodworkers knife, you can do the Crosscut and Ripcut exercise. For the Round Rod exercise, the only tool you need is a plane. So depending on your tool […]
[…] make the 3 main joints, you will need: Chisels– 1″ and 1/2″(Approximately £15 for 2) Chisel Hammer (£16) Combination Square (£10) Tenon or Dovetail saw (£20) Woodworkers Knife (£8) Combination Gauge (£10) Sliding bevel (£15) or you can use a protractor If you added a plane to this collection, you would be able to […]
[…] side, there is no gap which means Michael cut out of square. Paul retraced his steps to see where he had gone wrong and found that the knife nick was 1mm out of square on one of the edges. Paul also checked the squareness of the pins and found that they were out by […]