Hand Tools - Page 64 of 125

Lie-Nielsen 16-in. Tenon Saw
June 3, 2010

With a long, deep blade and 11 tpi, Lie-Nielsen’s new saw is perfect for tenons.
Lee Valley- Veneer Saw No. 09A02.85
June 3, 2010

Unlike a traditional veneer saw with its offset handle designed for right-handed use, this saw’s handle is in line with the blade so it can be used in either hand.
Simple Gauge for Inside Measurements
May 25, 2010

Use this measuring tool to transfer an inside dimension to a ruler or to set up a stop block.
Bench-Vise Secrets
April 8, 2010

You're probably not getting the most from this workshop workhorse
Woodline- Ebony Planes
April 8, 2010

Woodline’s affordable handplanes include: a rabbet plane, an 8-in. Asian-style plane, and a European smoothing plane.
Make Your Own Marking Gauge
February 11, 2010

This shopmade marking gauge works better than anything on the market.
Vesper- Joinery Knife
February 11, 2010

The thick, spear-tipped blade cuts beautifully, and the figured Tasmanian blackwood handle is shaped to fit the hand.
Bessey- H Series Pipe Clamp
February 11, 2010

With greater stability and an elevated handle, Bessey’s new H-series pipe clamps eliminate much of the frustration associated with panel glue-ups.
Stanley Sweetheart No. 4 Smoothing Bench Plane
February 11, 2010

This plane is cast from durable, ductile iron, and the frog and body are made in one piece, creating a rock-solid body.
Stanley Sweetheart No. 62 Low-Angle Jack Plane
February 11, 2010

This low-angle jack plane has a 12° bed receives a massive 3/16-in.-thick blade.

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