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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
Scorp
February 1, 2004

This scorp made by Barr Specialty Tools features a 6-1/2-in.-dia. half-round blade.
Spokeshave SBS-F
December 1, 2003

Lie-Nielsen’s spokeshave is patterned after the vintage Preston design.
Sharpening – A Different Approach
October 1, 2003

Powdered abrasives on granite are quick, efficient, and economical
Rules for Woodworkers
October 1, 2003

Mario Rodriguez surveys tools for making precise measurements.
Clamp Storage Solutions
August 1, 2003

Three woodworkers offer clever ways to keep clamps organized
User’s Guide to Block Planes
August 1, 2003

Furniture maker Chris Gochnour presents the five common tasks he tackles with the handiest plane in the shop.
Choosing Marking Tools
August 1, 2003

Marking, mortise and combination gauges come in myriad styles and prices
Pin-Style Marking Gauge
August 1, 2003

This is a low-cost pin-style marking gauge best used for marking across end grain or parallel to the grain.

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