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Was that Derek ?!
That was Derek wasn't it.

He's such a bad ace.

Hi Guys,

LOL

I have gone down some perverted and twisted path . . . doing things with woodworking tools that no sane person should have to witness.

I’ll let the photos tell the ugly twisted...

I been hanging out with the bad boys over in some knife forum.
Remember I always blabbed on and on about when it's sharp it will take curls off an individual hair while the hair is still in your arm...

Sounds cool. Any chance of a photo. Or come to think of it is it one of the brass ones we have been talking about ?

David Nordstom's web site here.

Derek,
I misunderstood. I thought you owned the plane you spoke of in this post.

Derek,

Yes that's right.
Were you thinking that baking the paint ultimately made it tougher than if it air dried for a year or two ?
Enamel baked or not won't fully be cured for ultimate...

Tony,
I'm not sure if I fully understand your needs but as far as planing thin work I use this planing beam with screws for stops. The beam also has side stops using concrete nails that fit snug in...

PPS: and don't forget the stock thickness. It is so nice to be able to stand a plank up on edge against a dog and plane the edge without trying to truss it up to the front of the bench. Stock can...

I simply can not imagine that.
I just looked at my photo again and my belt line is not even in the photo.

Belt line is a bench for routers and power tools.

. . . belt line :confused:. . . belt...

However
if you plan on taking heavy scrubbing cuts and or working extra hard wood then I totally recommend a bench on the low end of what you can tolerate so you can get the strength of your legs...

In my attempt to find an example of some one using a long handled Japanese paring chisel; pushing it rather than hammering it I came across this video.
Not what I was searching for I am afraid but...

I ran across this vid of Konrad Sauer and found it fascinating
(I like his comments about the cap iron . . . ha, ha, couldn't help putting that in here)
anyway . . . I knew zero about him other...

Chisel back not flat up near the edge; perhaps from stropping.
Another way to go is to stand the board up in the vise and pair across the grain with the flat back of the chisel parallel with the...

Jamie,

I'll buy that
Fair enough.
For what it's worth, in my vid he recommends as wide a chisel as will fit. In the VHS Dovetail A Drawer he uses a narrower chisel and "walks" it along the...

It seems to me the coarser teeth aren't going to beat up the end any more than a finer saw as long as it is knifed.
The coarser teeth are just going to be more grabby when up on the narrow edge of...

"atenon"
That's that new particle they are working with at CERN . . . right ? :confused:
Probably be a while before Queenmasteroftheuniverseandbabybunnytrainer lets me have one to play with. Still...

If you ever had a team/repair shop size campy grease bucket sitting in front of you and an empty bench size/home size grease pot sitting next to it . . . . that paddle handle is a natural for digging...

My only King is a red 1200 so I can't help there but once you find out and before you wet them the next time I can recommend taking a big old magic marker and writing the grade on the edge of each...

I'm with ya"
I'm rooting for you.

Campagnolo
OHHH YAHHH !
Campannellie :D

Good point.


Special breed aren't they ?

Ken,
Oh . . . yah . . . that's totally clear now.
That's way different than I imagined.
Thanks again.

. . . ohhhhhh man . . .
that is one of those take the fun out of it words or phrases. For sure.
Like "speed limit" , "bed time", "income tax form", "light beer"

I wonder if the last guy who...

Cool
Thanks
Would you please post one more photo, or two, showing how to suport it and where to hit it ?
If I didn't know better from what you described or if I forgot that step months from now I...

NOPE

Jamie,
With all due respect . . . and sugar on top . . .

Please . . . study Klausz before you describe his methods.
I quote him from the YouTube I posted : “Put the chisel INTO the...