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Why You Need a Compass Plane
May 31, 2012

Create smooth curves that are fair to the eye and hand
Veritas- Gent’s Saws
May 31, 2012

The Veritas' Gent's saw cuts a clean, thin kerf and “drives” nicely, keeping to the line and leaving minimal tearout.
Why a Mallet Beats a Hammer
April 5, 2012

Q: Why are mallets better than hammers for woodworking? And should I get a square-headed mallet or a round one? Dan Perez, Anaheim, CA A: The heft of a regular…
Turn Your Shoulder Plane into a Star Performer
April 5, 2012

A bit of work on the blade makes a big difference
Benchcrafted- Glide Leg Vise
February 9, 2012

Bechcrafted's Glide leg vise makes holding workpieces on the bench more solid—there is none of the flex so common in traditional wooden tail vises.
Benchcrafted- Tail Vise
February 9, 2012

Benchcrafted's tail vise can be built up in a left- or right-handed version and can be retrofitted to most benches.
Veritas- Carcas Saw
February 9, 2012

Verita's Carcas rips and crosscut saws have an 11-in.-long highcarbon steel blade with a 2-3⁄8-in. cutting depth.
Veritas- Low-Angle Block Plane
January 26, 2012

The Veritas low-angle block plane has a body made of ductile cast iron, and features two setscrews used to center the blade precisely.
Groz- Low-Angle Block Plane
January 26, 2012

Low-Angle Block Plane(1)
Tool Test: Waterstones
December 9, 2011

They're the best choice for honing sharp edges

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