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Rosewood Sliding Bevel
June 1, 2004

The Crown tool would be suitable for most applications, but its overall fit and finish were disappointing.
Sliding Bevel No. 780
June 1, 2004

Sliding Bevel No. 780
10-1/2-in. Sliding Bevel
June 1, 2004

The Gladstone would have been serviceable if the locking mechanism didn't extend past the body.
Sliding Bevel No. 05N44.01
June 1, 2004

This is a good sliding bevel for working with larger pieces.
TB-6 Sliding Bevel
June 1, 2004

The Bridge City is most handsome of those tested but also the most expensive.
Sliding Bevel
June 1, 2004

This sliding bevel, although beautiful to look at, was less than practical.
Sliding Bevel 39582
June 1, 2004

This is the least expensive of the tools surveyed.
Sliding Bevel No. 47
June 1, 2004

The Starrett's blade can pivot and slide along the length of the body, a feature that makes it ideal for marking dovetails.
Scraping Plane
June 1, 2004

The Veritas scraping plane features a 10-in.-long body made from ductile cast iron and a handle and knob made of bubinga.
A User’s Guide to Waterstones
April 1, 2004

There's no faster or more economical way to achieve razor-sharp tools

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