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Skilled artisans, like bench carpenters, architectural woodworkers, and cabinetmakers are finding these equipment extremely handy in their work. When cutting out different designs, woodworkers utilize a variety of router bits to create different shapes and patterns on wood., Read More...

Hand planes usually cost less than a shop full of power tools and will often plane boards that are much too wide for most home planers. You can slice off a small sliver of wood with a hand plane that is hard to match with, Read More...

Waxing the bottom of the sole will help to protect the metal, as well as allow it to glide across the wood. Once done, reassemble the plane and adjust the blade square to the body, and set the depth for a fine cut., Read More...

You'll be amazed at the difference in which the blades slices through the wood, and the resulting surface of the area planned. It will appear to be burnished, as it will glimmer in the light., Read More...

A properly tuned plane will glide through the wood with remarkable ease. Even planning the end of a board will be successful. The shavings coming out of the plane will be fine enough to see through!, Read More...

Holding the plane firmly against the paper, rub it back and forth a few times, and check the marks you drew on the bottom. If parts of the marks are missing, it shows where the high spots are. Continue sanding until all the marks are, Read More...

While some brands have come a long way towards selling a product that is actually ready for use, there is still the potential to gain much more from it., Read More...

Using hand planes is a great way to work with wood. They can help you discover what woodworking is all about. The sound of a sharp blade cutting the wood can give you a thrill no power tool can match. Give hand tools a try,, Read More...

Using a piece of 3/8" plate glass, wet it with some mineral spirits, and lay some wet / dry sandpaper on it. The mineral spirits will hold the paper tight to the glass. It will also act as a lubricant while flattening the bottom. The, Read More...

With the back side polished, the bevel of the blade will need honing. A good jig to hold the proper angle will help out. This too wants to be a polished edge, with no burr left on the back side. Switching between the front and, Read More...