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Here is a photo of the Froe Mallet I made. Even though I had not used one on a froe, the motive for the design is obvious. A rough surface will absorb some of the womp, so you want a smooth hard wood surface. But you are going to be pounding on a […] Luke Townsley has done the brilliant work of creating an aggregation of recent articles. I had not even thought of this concept, apart from my RSS feed collection, but he kindly emailed me and let me know that Toolmaking Art has been added. What a delightful surprise. I looked over his site, http://www.unpluggedshop.com/ and found […] Less bad than the loose grit on the table, but still a poor one. I figured the spit in the table would be perfect for sawing. I had to move it a bit further out, The cut was however way off. The angle did not help my acuracy one bit. After sawing flat, […] It rained for a week and my table got nice and wet. The wax has done a good job of protecting the table, but when I move the clamp over you can see the rust caused by steel on cedar. This happened through wax, so moisture, cedar and steel don’t mix. The stainless […] Here is a bad knot I decided to try grinding with loose 80 grit aluminum oxide. I used a rough metal plate to rub and roll the grit. It cleaned the metal plate better than it did the wood. It did a good enough job, so I cleaned it up. Not the […] |
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