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The one on the right is the Mesquite Panel Gauge. On the left is the Pecan Marking Gauge. The pecan guide will not lock onto the smaller mesquite bar, apart from that, the tools are interchangeable. The pencil and blade work with either. Here is the panel gauge in use. If you […] This is what my garden looks like, The trees are willows that I planted myself. They are almost three years old, and an important part of my garden. They are a natural shade cloth. The white flowers on the left are radish flowers. The small cedar structure is a garden shelf. In the […] This tool was predominately inspired by two threads, This one by jgourlay and this one about bling. The challenge that I set to myself after the thread on bling, was to try to make a tool, that was lovely and compelling, that was composed of one wood only, no ornamentation without function, and […] I say tomato. This tool has way too many names. Anyway my favorite is the Veritas Sliding Bevel But since they don’t sell the parts or make the kit, until I figure out the mechanics, I have been using one I made from the WoodSmith Kit . I like it a lot, but the […] I love to mix my own paint from scratch. Especially from old traditional recipes. It is interesting what you can come up with. Here is a link to the project Gutenberg publication of The Ordnance Instructions for the United States Navy. This is the 1866 fourth edition. In it are recipes for all sorts […] |
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