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Study Japanese Carpentry in Northern Colorado | Granite Mountain Woodcraft
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Study Japanese Carpentry in NoCO. Study Japanese Carpentry in Northern Colorado. August 5, 2015. Interested in working with and learning from other hand tool woodworkers in Northern Colorado? So lets get together and learn! At each meeting a new joint will be chosen, to be practiced and studied during the week and cut during the get-together, probably for a couple of hours in the afternoon. Hand tools of the human powered variety only for cutting the joints, and you supply your own practice lumber...
April, 2015 | Granite Mountain Woodcraft
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Study Japanese Carpentry in NoCO. Monthly Archives: April 2015. Making a Wooden Marking Gauge for Kumiko Work. April 26, 2015. From left to right: splitting gauge, pencil marking gauge, knife marking gauge, double 1/4″(6mm) tenon marking gauge, and a 1/4″(6mm) mortising gauge for kumiko work. The fence and the beam rough cut to length are so small they look like off-cuts that fell under my bench. The fence will be quartersawn oak. Its nice if the beam has a diagonal grain. It makes my hand look very larg...
The Fuigo Joinery: Part III | Granite Mountain Woodcraft
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Study Japanese Carpentry in NoCO. The Fuigo Joinery: Part III. August 13, 2015. At the moment most of my hand tools are hanging or sitting on my pair of trestles, but they’ll soon be moved as well. With my tools in an honest to god tool box or hanging on the wall I’ll once again have use of the trestles and the space for a couple of planing beams that will allow others to work in the more traditional standing bench fashion. Evidently I’m hopeless, but perhaps you can commiserate. The battens that form th...
Granite Mountain Woodcraft - Colorado Shoji and Spinning - Part 11
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Study Japanese Carpentry in NoCO. October 14, 2015. A little warm up joinery? Looks simple enough. This is a simple form of isuka tsugi, or halved rabbeted oblique scarf splice. I’m hosting a Japanese carpentry study group meetup. This Saturday to study these joints, so I wanted to get in a bit of practice such that I’ll be useful explaining what I’ve learned. Surfaces from the saw, marking with sumisashi and ink on 1-1/2″ square stock, using 210mm ryoba saw. For such small cross section material it made...
Cutting Okkake Daisen Tsugi (Rabbeted Oblique Scarf Splice) | Granite Mountain Woodcraft
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Study Japanese Carpentry in NoCO. Cutting Okkake Daisen Tsugi (Rabbeted Oblique Scarf Splice). August 15, 2015. Peter, who stopped by last weekend, was kind enough to let me photograph a set of old Japanese chisels he had picked up on etsy. This set is quite characteristic of some of the great deals to be had. I forgot to ask what the cost was, but it was probably close to the cost if you bought new only the 48mm chisel on the left. I stopped the rip cut when I realized I hadn’t thought through whe...
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The Twin Maples: The saws are here!
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A Teenager's Journey into Woodworking and Life-here lies naivety and beginnings! Tuesday, August 4, 2015. The saws are here! A while ago, Sebastian offered to send me a saw on Reddit, in a comment chain on how to get blades out of some kannas the OP had inherited. He ended up sending me multiple! First, the beautiful pruning saw Murakami sent me as a gift:. Murakami says it was forged 40 years ago by Nakaya Masaemon, and has never been used! This will be a cherished gift! And here's the rip saw! Using th...
My peculiar nature: August 2015
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An exploration of, well, whatever I happen to be interested in. Probably more Japanese tools and sharpening stones than any sane person would want to see. The fools progress? Friday, August 21, 2015. A BIG madonoko saw! So here is one of the saws that I have recently received.a monster madonoko ("window saw", I believe.referring to the deep gullet that were cut into the saw plate to better facilitate chip clearance). The original auction photo from Yahoo Japan auctions. Http:/ rk-trading.ocnk.net/. It's ...
My peculiar nature: December 2014
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An exploration of, well, whatever I happen to be interested in. Probably more Japanese tools and sharpening stones than any sane person would want to see. The fools progress? Saturday, December 20, 2014. So, here we are, a million things are running through my head, and I've got writer's block. I thought about calling this post, "How NOT to move to Hawaii! But after the first few days, things have begin to settle down a bit. Thank god. Listen to the roosters crow (there are many! Renee somehow found us a...
My peculiar nature: New old tools!
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An exploration of, well, whatever I happen to be interested in. Probably more Japanese tools and sharpening stones than any sane person would want to see. The fools progress? Sunday, August 2, 2015. It's tool sharpening day again.Oh joy! As you know by now, that's not meant to sound sarcastic, either. This bevel angle wanders around a bit, so I'm just trying to improve things a little bit. What looks like dust on the blade.that's steel. These files cut! They arrived two days ago, and they are perfect!
My peculiar nature: October 2014
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An exploration of, well, whatever I happen to be interested in. Probably more Japanese tools and sharpening stones than any sane person would want to see. The fools progress? Thursday, October 30, 2014. A gift for a friend- - -refurbishing a seme-ganna Japanese plane. I've been building some stairs, to access an attic bedroom that we built only, what. 6 years ago! The ladder that we had been using had it's charm, but I think that the renters of our house might want something a bit more traditional. The i...
The Twin Maples: July 2015
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A Teenager's Journey into Woodworking and Life-here lies naivety and beginnings! Saturday, July 25, 2015. So, back to the Dead Scrub Plane. It turns out, the first two replacement soles were the only VISIBLE sole repairs. There were more sole repairs when I removed the split sole. For this one, I just cut off the protruding nails and filed them smooth. On one side, there is red paint, dappled with white specks and scratched in places. Some nails are visible. Friday, July 24, 2015. Got the forge working!
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The Black Dog's Woodshop: March 2015
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The Black Dog's Woodshop. Sunday, March 1, 2015. Plane-making videos (and other resources). When I first started making traditional planes, there wasn't much information out there. The only book on the subject, John Whelan's Making Traditional Wooden Planes. Was long out of print. There was plenty of information on making "Krenov"-style planes, but not on making traditional abutment-style planes (a much tougher task). Larry William's has a great video, Making Traditional Side Escapement Planes. It's real...
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The Black Dog's Woodshop: May 2014
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The Black Dog's Woodshop. Tuesday, May 13, 2014. Ugh This is not a fun post to write. I did say, at the beginning of my skew mitre project, that I might fail…and I have, at least temporarily. Or, to be more precise, steel failed me. So: I intended to use a vintage W. Butcher iron, that I'm pretty sure was never used. It took a lot of work to grind it to the proper shape and coarsely flatten the back:. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Yes, We Still Have Stickers. Peter Follansbee, joiner's notes. A Podcast and...
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The Black Dog's Woodshop: April 2014
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The Black Dog's Woodshop. Saturday, April 19, 2014. Skew mitre plane: the mortise. Not much time for planemaking or blogging lately, but I did make some progress on the mortise. Chopping the mortise was not really more difficult than with an unskewed plane- just more time-consuming. Here's a completely phony, posed shot, taken after the fact, that shows how the guide is used. Finally, I chiseled away the waste between the saw cuts. Here's a shot of the more-or-less finished mortise:. I'm going to try and...
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The Black Dog's Woodshop: More mockups, and some tenoning strategies
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The Black Dog's Woodshop. Thursday, September 11, 2014. More mockups, and some tenoning strategies. The first step was to bore and ream a hole in a piece of scrap. I reamed at slight angle, squaring the body of the reamer to the side of the scrap piece. Then I planed the side until I opened up a slot of even width,. And then cleaned up the slot and bolted a plane frog on. Peter Galbert, in this post. The other ends of the stiles have shouldered, untapered tenons. I found these much easier to cut free...
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Granite Mountain Woodcraft - Colorado Shoji and Spinning
Study Japanese Carpentry in NoCO. Cutting Okkake Daisen Tsugi (Rabbeted Oblique Scarf Splice). August 15, 2015. Peter, who stopped by last weekend, was kind enough to let me photograph a set of old Japanese chisels he had picked up on etsy. This set is quite characteristic of some of the great deals to be had. I forgot to ask what the cost was, but it was probably close to the cost if you bought new only the 48mm chisel on the left. I stopped the rip cut when I realized I hadn’t thought through whe...
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Upgrade to paid account! Breaking the Modern Society. Time is of the essence. For the header and tweaks. Turn the pages again. FANFIC ARCHIVE. Wrecking Society [main journal]. 23 June 2015 @ 07:58 pm. A bit later, your watch bids you to go down; time to finish half of the day undone. You step into the fire exit. That is, if you have never found the place a bit eerie. Perhaps a coincidence or not, you’re always alone going down the flight of stairs. Designed for the purpose of escape, the space ...However...
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