Steven Shepherd has a really neat post on an 1856 hand cart.
I really want to make one. It would be handy around the yard!
Bob
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Part 1, Part 2, Part 3, (Part 4,) Part 4.5, Part 5 I have had a chance to use the Grizzly Chisels now and have had a few updates in information. I decided that it was worthless to not trust my tools. So I went ahead and started to push my new Grizzly Japanese Chisel […] The first thing I like to do, with a new gouge is make the sharpening tool for that gouge. I recently got a new set of gouges so I needed to make the gouge strop. Michael Pilla, A good friend of mine from Philadelphia, sent me some delightful rock maple. Perfect stuff to […] Lie-Nielsen had a Tool Event this last Friday, the 9th of January, 2009. I took the day off and my wife and I drove to Austin. It was a very small show, but totally worth it. I got to see and touch all sorts of wonderful tools made by Lie-Nielsen! I also got to see […] I recently acquired a new set of chisels and gouges and I needed to make a home for them. This tool rack is a fairly simple composition. It will hold 40 chisels, so I have a little bit of room to grow. I can see all the blades and I can remove the […] |
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