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‘Fitting Pretty,’ by Jim Bennett –
Editor’s note: Thanks again to everyone who entered our True Tales of Woodworking Contest, in celebration of the release of Nancy Hiller’s new edition of “Making Things Work: Tales of a Cabinetmaker’s Life.” We enjoyed reading every one of the entries – so much so that we’re sharing some of them here and some of…
Infill Joiner’s Mallet from Woodworkers Edge –
One of my favorite English tools is the traditional infill joiner’s mallet. It has a brass head that is “infilled” with a dense wood and equipped with a nice chamfered handle. These mallets were made in a variety of sizes and use for everything from driving chisels and carving tools to heavy-duty assembly chores. They…
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Drawer Runners –
FIG. 1. CUT-AWAY VIEW FROM REAR OF SOLID END CARCASE. The runners rest in grooves so that they are supported throughout their length. No glue is used (except at the stub-tenon at the front) as this would cause the ends to split in the event of shrinkage. This is an excerpt from “The Woodworker: The…
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