Bench Planes
…Suitable for beginners: https://commonwoodworking.com/sharpening-a-plane/ Buying Bench Planes and Irons The posts below give details on what to look for when buying a Bailey bench plane second hand. That is our…
…Suitable for beginners: https://commonwoodworking.com/sharpening-a-plane/ Buying Bench Planes and Irons The posts below give details on what to look for when buying a Bailey bench plane second hand. That is our…
In 1965 I bought many hand tools, perhaps one per month, where each of the more productive tools like saws and planes might cost me up to and over a…
…most sophisticated cutting edge to any woodworking tools will be found on scrapers like the Card and #80 Cabinet Scraper. Some tools are the exact opposite in that they are…
…is there any mention of you recommending a jointer in your `buying good tools cheap` series. … just curious really. many thanks in advance Ben Foster Norwich, Norfolk This is…
…chisels. Because I tend to be high self-demand, I don’t care if tools arrive from any source dull. I’ve spent 56 years sharpening tools several times a day six days…
…cut is good for padding on and a 2# cut is good for brushing on. Remember to use dewaxed shellac as a primer coat painted finishes as the paint will…
…#4 hand plane, it can be a good way to get to know the parts early on. It does stand to reason that buying new is a good way forward….
…working. But, as with all tools, not all tools are created equal. You can get good and bad rasps and a hundred levels between the two extremes. Once you have…
…cheap labour but low manpower need. As it is with 95% of making any and all tools these days, manpower for manufacturing is mostly replaced by AI and CNC so…
…priced; that is unless or until you use one. Then you’ll likely change your mind. These are top-notch tools and well worth every penny. Buying better quality tools might depend…