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ok, so whats the best way to order one.
thanks tony!

im very sorry to hear about your back injury. i hope you feel better and thank you for replying to me

Hi sirs , are either or both of you still making holddowns? It's time for me to get one and both of you have been recommended by others on this site.

Thank you for your help!
Scott Pollack

WOW! thank you for all of your replies. Looks like I have several fantastic options.

Richard - never thought about going to a farrier. great idea!!!

Hi all, I was wondering if anyone can recommend a good blacksmith to make holdfasts. I am a firm believer of supporting other craftsmen and know that the tool i get will be of great quality. I have...

Hi all. I am almost finshed with a colonial dry sink, circa 1760. The original was out of pine but I opted for the carcase out of white oak and the face frame, doors, drawers and backsplash out of...

WOW! thats amazing! i know what i want for christmas now, your bench. just kidding but i am VERY envious! great, great job. Scott

ed, yes, i do have advice. listen to the therapist!!!!!!! this was my second torn cart. operation. first time i was 18 and thought i knew better. it cost me a baseball scholarship. 22 yrs later, this...

James, I don't know much about Ohio tools so I can't help you there. As far as the dovetails go,( and please know, i am no expert) it's my understanding from people I have spoken to about it is that...

Sweeeeeeet mallet! Great job Mario. What does it weigh? Any idea? just curious. Scott

Hi all. I want to apologize for having been gone. Work and family along with a knee operation / rehab have kept me pretty busy. I hope I'll be accepted back with no hard feelings.

I have been...

hi all. im going to build a huntboard for my entryway hall and since its just for our house id thought id try some different wood. i can get some hickory or pecan. ive never used either. can anyone...

i have a table saw , miter saw circular saw and a router. i use my saws ONLY to rough cut to length and width. i thickness plane and cut all joints by hand as well as smoothing all surfaces. i dont...

chris , im with richard. i use marples blue chips as well as the scary sharp method. keep em sharp and you wont have any problems. to me , they are fine chisels. thats doesnt mean im right or wrong,...

dave, thats a neat story. i applaud the fact that you are going to use the chest. thats what it was made for, enjoy it and enjoy passing it along with your wonderful stories.

scotty

bob, thank you for giving me the opportunity to see such beautiful tools. i am speechless. thank you

scotty

hi guys! my 8 year old daughter is a budding woodworker and loves doing projects with me. i get to see her everyother weekend and quality time is important to us. she wants to do another project with...

well alan, i like it alot! you did an awesome job. its really something to be proud of.

scotty

being 38, im almost at that age bracket and i hope its ok to post this. with that being said , here is my 2 cents worth.

i enjoy the hand tool approach because it relaxes me. i am a trucking...

robert, i have to agree with mr. strasil. i learned my lesson the hard way some time back. finish first and you will do just fine.

scotty

thank you scott. and yes, please post some pics. id like to see them very much.

scotty

bill, the moustache is mentally added. ill find ya
scotty

way to go john! it looks sweet. please let us know when you get that .001 shaving.

scotty

bob, ill stop by for sure on saturday.

bill g , id like to say hi to you as well. where can i find you to shake hands and chat?

scotty

[QUOTE=Steven Wilson]
So apply the Tung oil first (or better yet a mixture of BLO:Tung:Turpentine in the ratio of 1:1:2 to 1:1:9 if you have cherry plywood involved) and let dry for a day or so and...