Tablesaw Blades - Rip - Page 30 of 64

Sharpening a Scrub Plane
August 4, 2006

A scrub plane blade has a steep curve. Here's how to sharpen it to a keen edge.
File Handle from a Champagne Cork
August 2, 2006

I find the best file handle is the cork from a champagne bottle. The method is simplicity itself. Starting from the bottom, drill a small hole (perhaps 1/8 in. dia.)…
Non-Marring Mallet
August 2, 2006

For years, I've been looking for a heavy assembly mallet that won't mar a wooden surface. When I couldn't find what I needed, I invented it myself. A deadblow mallet…
Which Plane to Buy: No. 4 or No. 4-1/2?
July 1, 2006

Q: I want to purchase a smoothing plane, and I’m trying to choose between a No. 4 and No. 4-1/2. What’s the difference between these two planes? David Christy, Carmichael,…
Choosing and Using Spokeshaves
July 1, 2006

For shaping and smoothing curved parts, nothing beats this time-honored tool.
Sculpt Flowing Joinery with an Angle Grinder
July 1, 2006

Ideal tool lends precision to curves with little practice required
Spokeshave
July 1, 2006

This spokeshave from Kansas City Windsor Tool Works features a well-tuned A-2 steel blade and curly-maple body.
File Burnisher
July 1, 2006

Glen-Drake’s file-burnisher has three working surfaces: a flat, extra-fine file, a flat burnisher, and two rounded, narrow edges for concentrated burnishing.
EZ-Clutch
July 1, 2006

The EZ-Clutch quick-release system is an accessory that eases the task of setting and releasing the clutch on bar or pipe clamp.
No. 1 Tradition Spokeshave
July 1, 2006

This low-angle spokeshave from Dave's Shaves features a 2-3/4 in., high-carbon steel cutting edge which is 1/8 in. thick

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