The workbench had spent the last 4 years outside, covered up, in Florida. Even though it was out of the rain, the humidity created some issues. I found a piece of 4″ x 18″ oak that I am going to use to make a new top. It’s “only” 18″ and I need to finish the …
Getting rid of the planer marks with a Stanley #80 on some highly figured hard maple. New item by Pete Olson / Google Photos New item by Pete Olson / Google Photos
New item by Pete Olson / Google Photos A stopped dado done with a marking gauge, chisel and router plane. New item by Pete Olson / Google Photos New item by Pete Olson / Google Photos
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A scratch stock is a woodworking tool used for applying decorative treatments, such as beads to furniture and other wooden items. Scratch stocks consist of a handle, either wood or metal, with provision to clamp a steel blade into which the profile of the shape to be cut has been filed. Scratch stocks work best in wood which has a dense grain. They work by using …