Hand Made Tools

Re: Hand Made Tools

Steve knight

>I Guess you do (G) sounds like you only use tools to make tools.

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Wayne Anderson

>...something wrong with that? ;^)

How's about...

Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA

>Bench chisels? Pairing chisles won't cut it in all applications...

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Jim in Burlington On

>Rabbit plane is handy, Nice set of small dovetail chisels and a good flat bench to work on.

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James Watriss

>I don't see any spokeshaves in there... remarkably fun to make.

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Steve Kubien

>I don't see 'workbench-the-size-of-the-Kitty-Hawk" on your list. Gotta have some place to work. As others have said, spokeshaves are great projects. I'm working on a travisher right now (well, I will be once I finish typing) to aid me in my pursuit of chair-making. Chair devils are on my list as well and some sort of tapered rounder. Oh ya, have ya made a scrub plane? Really easy and fun to use.

Steve Kubien

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Marc in Luxembourg

>You need a plow plane, a tongue and groove plane (or a matched pair), a panel gauge with pencil, a rip saw something between 26 and 30 inches and a SMOOTHING PLANE.

Marc who at 4.39 pm is awake 'cause the dog's thirsty and who couldn't resist looking what you're doing

Nobody said nothin'!

HC Sakman

>You two keep doing what you're doing with your tools. Both of you are exempt of making anything else such as furniture and alike! ;-)

Chico...

I have a sneaking feeling your talkin' A.M.

Scott Burr in really rainy Ben Lomond,CA

>go to bed Marc...or make a nice pot o' joe and say good morning. You get Bugs Bunny there?

Scott, who needs to get his butt to bed...

Re: Scott, sure A.M., but...

Marc in Luxembourg

>what's a pot o' joe?

Marc

Joe=American slang for coffee

Jack Guzman from Maine

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