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Making a moulding plane: Step 4 – Boring (the Wedge Mortise) | Neanderthal's Journal
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A look into the mind of a hand-tool woodworker. Making a moulding plane: Step 4 Boring (the Wedge Mortise). This is the fourth part in a series on making a moulding plane. If you haven’t been following along, check out the previous posts using the following links: Making a moulding plan: Step 1 The blank. Making a moulding plane: Step 2 Layout. And Making a moulding plane: Step 3 Making the grip and escapement. I used a gimlet bit in my brace, but you can use pretty much any set up you have available.
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Moulding Planes | Neanderthal's Journal
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A look into the mind of a hand-tool woodworker. Category Archives: Moulding Planes. Making a moulding plane: Step 5 Bedding the iron and fitting the wedge. This is the fifth part in a series on making a moulding plane. You can read the previous posts using these links: Making a moulding plane: Step 1 – The blank. Making a moulding plane: Step 2 Layout. Making a moulding plane: Step 3 Making the grip and escapement. And Making a moulding plane: Step 4 Boring (the Wedge Mortise). Go slow when cutting the w...
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Beekeeping with the bees best interest in mind. July 31, 2015. Yesterday evening I had a moment to inspect a couple of nucs that had new queen cells when I originally split them. I’m happy to announce that both of them have good laying queens. I was able to get one of them …. Read more ›. April 27, 2015. Read more ›. How to feed your bees. Follow Blog via Email. Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email. Join 50 other followers. Products of the hive.
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Bügelzapfeneckverbindung – 13 mm stark – geht denn das? | Auf dem Holzweg unterwegs
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Auf dem Holzweg unterwegs. Von einer spannenden Reise. 8230;, wenn man 2 Tage lang ein Hilfsmittel baut, das man nur 1 x pro Jahr braucht. 8222;Also wenn Du es mir unbedingt aufdrängen willst… dann nehme ich es! 8220; →. Bügelzapfeneckverbindung – 13 mm stark – geht denn das? Ja mit meinem kleinen Schränkchen aus Birne, bin ich recht. Aber das erkläre ich ein anderes Mal. Ich habe heute versucht auf diese Weise meinen Rahmen anzufertigen. Problem dabei war nur, bei meiner Kreissäge ist der Spalt nebe...
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Auf dem Holzweg unterwegs | Von einer spannenden Reise | Seite 2
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Auf dem Holzweg unterwegs. Von einer spannenden Reise. Neuere Beiträge →. Nachdem einige an meinen Küchentüren herumgenörgelt haben – „ja sie könnten sich ja verziehen“ (ja sie haben ja auch Recht), habe ich nun die erste verdeckte Gratleiste eingebaut. Die Technik habe ich mir von Rainer. Abgeschaut – aber ich habe sie ein wenig gepimt! Somit wisst ihr jetzt, dass ich Kal an der Küche weitergebaut habe und Kal werde ich das auch wieder tun. Und trotzdem habe ich nicht die Hoffnung, dass der Kal sich...
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Auf dem Holzweg unterwegs. Von einer spannenden Reise. Die Nutzung unserer Webseite ist in der Regel ohne Angabe personenbezogener Daten möglich. Soweit auf unseren Seiten personenbezogene Daten (beispielsweise Name, Anschrift oder eMail-Adressen) erhoben werden, erfolgt dies, soweit möglich, stets auf freiwilliger Basis. Diese Daten werden ohne Ihre ausdrückliche Zustimmung nicht an Dritte weitergegeben. Datenschutzerklärung für die Nutzung von Facebook-Plugins (Like-Button). Auf unseren Seiten sind Plu...
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Scott's Amateur WoodShop: December 2014
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Monday, December 22, 2014. Toy chest, mid build. The lid breaks into 3', 2', and 3' sections. The only part of the project you could call "joinery". Fun to slap together, though. If you build this, have some rope on hand. PS A note on safety: Plywood chest lids can be a danger to small fingers and heads.If you build this project, you may want to look into hinges designed for this problem, or be extra watchful. Thursday, December 4, 2014. My immediate goal is to get that number under 10. After that I ...
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Scott's Amateur WoodShop: File handles from a bare-bones lathe
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Wednesday, February 5, 2014. File handles from a bare-bones lathe. These are a couple of file handles I turned from cocobolo scraps the other day. I needed some for a set of saw files and wanted something smaller than typical so they could fit in the tool roll. Also, if you have a lathe, it seems silly to buy something this simple. While I've got saw filing on the brain, I'll just mention that my first impression of the gramercy saw vise that just arrived is very positive. The only two previous occas...
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Scott's Amateur WoodShop: April 2014
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Friday, April 4, 2014. Splitting oak, day 2. Last night I showed up with another friend to help, and some additonal tools. We got it down to a science, finally. Warning, one of these photos is intentionally misleading. Splitting something this thick is quite different that splitting firewood, I think mostly because it cannot deflect away from the wedge nearly as much. Here's the recipe that worked for us:. 1 score the line with a machete, lightly tapped with a dead-blow mallet. 5 add more wedges. My cous...
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Scott's Amateur WoodShop: extrapolating myself into unknown territory
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Saturday, June 20, 2015. Extrapolating myself into unknown territory. Today I'm drawboring some breadboard ends on a bar top. I've drawbored before (once), and I know I need slots to allow the wood to move, so the logical conclusion is a slot that is offset from a hole. See how the hole doesn't quite line up? That's the key to drawboring. I think it's going to work, but I've never actually seen these two combined. I'm going with a very small offset just to be safe. June 21, 2015 at 1:17 PM. This experime...