Hand Tools @ Work *LINK*
HC Sakman - Victoria, BC-CDN
>I'll post a part of this piece where it took the most work. For the rest, click the link below.
Chico...
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Est. 1998 — 27 years of woodworking knowledge
Hand Tools @ Work *LINK*
HC Sakman - Victoria, BC-CDN
>I'll post a part of this piece where it took the most work. For the rest, click the link below.
Chico...
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That's one fine looking table Chico
Scott Burr in Ben Lomond CA
>Look like a few 'lectrons we're killed making it eh?
Another fine piece.
Gorgeous, Chico
Pam Niedermayer - Austin, TX
>I love this, a truly inspired work. I do have one tiny qualification about sharp things apparently aimed at my hands, arms, clothes (especially loose sweaters), etc.; but other than that, it's perfect.
Pam
Very nice Chico
Dan Clermont in Burnaby
>Thanks for the tip on Yew. I have a stack of Yew sitting in my shop and now know what I am going to do with it
Can you explain your dovetailing method? Sounds interesting.
Dan Clermont
Inspiring Chico... well done!
Conger - The Irish diaspora in Munich
Re: Hand Tools @ Work
Thom D
>Really nice!
I'm guessing not a lot of small children about the place? Otherwise I'm calling child services!
Pam, Thom...
HC Sakman
>No need to call child services or wear short sleeve tight T-shirts!
Those tips are softened, though they look really pointy.
Thanks,
Chico...
Re: Very nice Chico
HC Sakman
>Dan,
That technique is too long and complicated to explain, especially without pictures.
Actually it works the easiest, fastest and most accurate. That's the paradox.
Perhaps it'd be an article material some day.
Thanks,
Chico...
Re: That's one fine looking table Chico
HC Sakman
>I say 20% of the work consumed some electrons. (Hence the post here) The rest had consumed me.
Thanks,
Chico...